I've come very close to buying Yokohama Geolander but have not pulled the trigger yet. They weigh less than most. My K02 are near the end of their life, but they've been good for 45k. Also ran General Grabber in the past with good results.
Pulled the trigger Saturday and went with the M/T Baja Boss ATs. So far so good. Smooth ride, noise isn't bad at all and wet traction seems to be great! I will update more after this week. We Are expecting 10-13 inches of rain between now and Saturday
They are one of the quietest A/Ts out there.
Almost no noise at all
I had yokos on my tj. They are solid tires for sure but they did spin bad on wet roads at least after they were a couple years old. They may have redesigned them since i had them. I bought mine about 7 years ago. Good wear and they have great non spongy side walls
That is the size i am running. Didn't go with the 10ply.
My Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ P3s have been outstanding in all conditions, including standing water, which is an issue for many on the highway. Only issue with them, due to the E load rating, is some additional noise that has increased as they've gotten older. That said, they have about 40K miles on them and I still have a lot of tread depth left. They have taken a beating on- and off-road, including a 3 1/2" nail in the first 3 weeks I owned them that didn't penetrate the air chamber. They are really outstanding in almost every category. Highly recommended if you don't mind a bit of extra noise due to the massive tread lugs.
Did you buy a set of 5...if so, did you have to modify the spare tire carrier for this larger diameter tire or did it fit without rubbing the bumper?
5th tire will be in later this week and i will let you know
Concur. Mine have been great on wet, which I got to test again a lot this week here in San Antonio as we had Noah's Ark downpours for three days in a row. The deep treads really help with water handling. I hit a massive pool of water I didn't see coming due to spray from the vehicles in front of me. Couldn't see crap for several seconds after hitting it, but despite that and me gripping the steering wheel so tight I left imprints as I kept it straight, I never lost control and got through it. Was rather sporty, but glad I had deep treads or I would have been hydroplane city...
