I saw that earlier and wondered if you ever got out. No tire gets you out, you have to know and understand limitations. We see it every year in my area during winter, the people thinking they are invincible with 4 wheel drive or all wheel drive.

 

Haha yes I got out no problem with a little help from my buddies jeep
And yea I know I was kinda being sarcastic
we enjoy sending it and getting stuck it’s part of the fun just looking for general long term reviews and recommendations from people that put some miles on tires that they enjoy

 

I would look into an A/T or M/T tire.

 

I really like my Firestone Destination X/T’s, but I don’t go mud boggin. You may want something more aggressive.

 

You can fit 33s even without a lift.

2 most common sizes are 255/80R17 or 285/70R17.

To fit them, you have to keep stock width and backspacing (+30mm) wheels and can't run wheel spacers though.

I have Falken Wildpeak AT4Ws and love them. I've heard good things about KO3s and Toyo Open Country AT3s as well.

 

Thank you
I honestly was thinking about running some wheel spacers for the more aggressive wider stance

 

recommendations from people

We gonna take care of you. Now, I'm gonna give 2 and then another one if you are dealing with snow.
They are all design to run on road and lite off-road, slightly above trail rated. And brother they are good, quiet, good on gas, and won't strain the axles.

#1 GO15 A/T Yokohama
#2 Falken WildPeak A/T

#3 Nokian Outpost nAt

Rear wheel drive, full winters on the rear with all weather on steering, Nokian brother.
(they invented snow tires) I use to run that set-up all year. When the 4x4 boys would see me coming they would bow, some gave me the finger. 😁

 

We gonna take care of you. Now, I'm gonna give 2 and then another one if you are dealing with snow.
They are all design to run on road and lite off-road, slightly above trail rated. And brother they are good, quiet, good on gas, and won't strain the axles.

#1 GO15 A/T Yokohama
#2 Falken WildPeak A/T

#3 Nokian Outpost nAt

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Rear wheel drive, full winters on the rear with all weather on steering, Nokian brother.
(they invented snow tires) I use to run that set-up all year. When the 4x4 boys would see me coming they would bow, some gave me the finger. 😁

Hahaha thank you This was the perfect answer I will definitely be checking into these especially considering me and my wife do go up to Maine and New Hampshire pretty often in the fall/winter time and we deal with some pretty deep snow sometimes
And when I’m on the trials wit the boys my dumbass like to send it into all the puddles

 

(Smart ForTwo by Mercedes out of the factory with two different tire sizes front to back weeks of research and I nailed it down to a science)

 

Are these AT4w’s good ?
and what is the difference between the two ?

 

Skip the tires.
Buy yourself a boat.

 

Did you give him a cute little duck for pulling you out?

 

Are these AT4w’s good ?

Yes but more for off-road. They'll be louder, use more gas and put more weight on the axles. The other one you have there you have no listing for what it is.
Get your priorities straight first and it will be an easier decision.

 

Oh yeah brah!

 

You got stuck even with a Locker?!

I put Wildpeak A/Ts on my previous SUV and went everywhere. I'll probablt put the A/T4s on this one.