[madmikeismad]

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes&place=3

What do you guys think of these? They are softer tires, but I won't even be putting 8000 miles a year on them, and half of that's in snow.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Compa...formance=ORAT&performance=ORMT&startIndex=0#3

These are the other tires that might fit my needs.

 

[Sam137]

A guy that used to work for us had two sets of mud rovers. Neither set would balance and they wore weird. Kumho road venture mt gets my vote

 

[PMickey]

Ive heard BF AT's worked good in the snow, thats just what Ive heard. Thats what I plan on gettin when my mud rovers wear out.

 

[Quadder]

general at2

 

[97_Red_Ram]

BFG KM2's!!!!!

 

[madmikeismad]

So far, it's the general or the dunlop. I'd go kumho, but they don't look beefy enough for mud. Maybe it's my limited experience, so if anyone knows better, chime in and educate me

 

[SiD2500]

I've got Kuhmo Road Venture AT's for almost a year and a half now, at around 13,000 miles. Not a problem with them that wasn't caused by owner negligence.

 

[dodgefan360]

BFG KM2's!!!!!

I agree! More money, but I've heard nothing but good reviews from these tires. I believe a member just lifted his Durango and installed this Vodar (?) if I remember correctly.

 

[Traildigger]

Have you looked at the Cooper Discoverer STT's? I've got them on my 1500, and like them a lot. They do very well in the snow, and handle well on the highway. no balancing problems, and are nice and quiet. Here's a look. http://www.coopertires.com/html/products/tires_lighttruck.aspx?page=discoverer_stt&search=bySize&twtd=315&artw=75&rd=16

 

[nocturnalsst]

I dont think he is looking for tires anymore at this time..
http://www.dodgetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236011

 

[madmikeismad]

lol, I'm still taking ideas. i'm getting a new truck in the fall when I get back from afghan. And I'll have a good bit saved up, so I'll be able to do everything I did to this truck, and more. Only I'll do it all at once.

 

[DEER-ASSASSIN]

try dayton timberline mt they are good

 

[dsertdog56]

I had a set of generals and they didn't last very long. I'd have been more impressed if they did as they had excellent highway manners and were ok off road.
I had a set of the old style Kuhmo mudders (which looked like the Dunlops) and they were awesome!
I give high marks to the Coopers. I have a set of Dakota M/Ts on my truck now which Cooper makes for Pep boys and am as happy with them as I was my Kuhmos.

 

[V10 2500]

I have the Dunlop mud rover in 285/75-16, I've been impressed. Less expensive than similar mud tires, not as noisy as I expected, really great off-road grip. The sidewalls are not that tough, not like a super swamper for extreme off-road. But that makes them lighter and softer. For most of us that see 95% road, I say its a good choice.

 

[CCLDT56]

Just switched from Load Range D Dunlop Mud Rovers to Load Range E General Grabber AT2. The Generals are better by far. Both sets were 265/75R16.