What size tires are you wanting to run? Might look at the Wrangler MTR, only 64lbs for the C-rated 35x12.5x17sI've run BFG KM2s on my last two rigs. I was all set to try the new KM3s this time, but there's a long wait before they come back into stock. I like Toyo and Nitto mud terrains, but the Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3s look good as well. At 66lbs they're a good dozen pounds lighter than the others. [the Nittos are a porky 80lbs] Any thoughts folks?
I've got the ATZ P3s, and they are really good tires all around, excellent in the desert.I've run BFG KM2s on my last two rigs. I was all set to try the new KM3s this time, but there's a long wait before they come back into stock. I like Toyo and Nitto mud terrains, but the Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3s look good as well. At 66lbs they're a good dozen pounds lighter than the others. [the Nittos are a porky 80lbs] Any thoughts folks?
It did mine. I went with 315 KO2s, which IIRC were about 64lbs each. I think the Goodyear Duratrac in that size might have been 62. Those were the two lightest of the tires I considered. I´m also running the stock rims, which are also lighter than many aftermarket rims I considered. It is also less weight on the tailgate, which is a bonus.How important is weight in your tire purchase decision? Since it's unsprung weight and rotating mass, does that influence your decision greatly?