Quiet 38/40" tire

[BAKNBLK]

Lots of street driving as its my DD but its build to go off-road. I will go with Trail Grapplers as they are not to bad but would like quieter tire if possible.

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[roaniecowpony]

If it's a DD, I'd go with an A/T or maybe an R/T if you have a high tolerance for noise.

People that have had Trail Grapplers mentioned they wear quickly and they are noisey after the new tire "honeymoon".

 

[azwjowner]

The BFG KO3 in 39x13.5r17 would be an obvious choice.

 

[Red Rubi 22]

 

[gek]

Quite Quiet

 

[3TV]

I have BFG 39x13.5R17 KO2 Moab Edition tires on a JLR and they are surprisingly quiet on road. The Moab Edition and its sticky competition rubber compound also work very well in Moab, where I go 4-wheeling frequently. You can't buy the Moab Edition tires any more, and they would wear fast on a daily driver anyway. The new KO3s are similar and are said to be better on road but not as good off road as a KO2. For limited off road use I think a 39" KO3 could certainly be considered. A number of other AT tires would be an equal option.

 

[blackJLURubi]

Nitto ridge grappler 38x12.50r17 are definitely quieter than trail graps

 

[Reflektr]

The KO3’s on my truck are much quieter than the Wildpeak MT’s on my Jeep. That being said, I see a lot more deer on quieter tires…

 

[yokramer]

Dude you want a 40 on a daily driven Jeep, they are all going to be noisy. This isnt a Tahoe to haul around crotch goblins.

 

[BAKNBLK]

I've had 40's on my JKU but the LS was the noise maker it drowned out the Trail Grapplers.

 

[jeepingib]

If we're talking about unrealistic things, then I want water that isn't wet too.

 

[BAKNBLK]

The BFG KO3 in 39x13.5r17 would be an obvious choice.

I used to run the KO's years ago, great for 20k miles them they got hard as a rock and traction went south. Maybe they are better now.

But that said BJG's sidewalls are way to weak for any off road work IMO , Krawlers are the exception.

 

[azwjowner]

I used to run the KO's years ago, great for 20k miles them they got hard as a rock and traction went south. Maybe they are better now.

But that said BJG's sidewalls are way to weak for any off road work IMO , Krawlers are the exception.

If you really need 38 or 40 inch tires, then that makes sense. Unfortunately that also means I think you're out of luck. Time for earplugs...

 

[Twisted10]

 

[BAKNBLK]

Yes I need 38-40's, and I'm running 38" trail's now but like to find something a little quieter but just as capable. Only option may be Baja Boss XT's or MTZ or maybe the Razr MT ?

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