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#5 ·
Look into the Falken High Country A/T's, and the Wild Peak A/T's!! I have done a lot of research on tires lately because I'm getting new ones on all 4 corners!! In terms of pricing...I was always going back to the Falkens!! My top 2 tires right now are, The Falkens, or the General Grabber AT2's!! Good Luck!! If you need any more help, based on my research just Holler Back!!

Matt
 
#6 ·
Been running a set of the Grabber AT2's 31 x 10.50 on my XJ since April. They are great! Wearing like iron so far (I probably have 15k+ on them already)
They are quiet on road, did great offroad, and handle snow better than BFG ATs. They have a 60k treadwear warranty.
I'll definitely buy another set.
Think I paid $135 ea (installed) for mine.
 
#10 ·
...And then there were (2)!!

I gotta say this...The Falken "Rocky Mountain A/T's, and the Good Year Dura-Trac are leading the way!! Should have a final decision by Monday...I hope...:thumb: Those G.Y. Dura-Tracs are getting great reviews by the way!! Gonna be a tough decision, but whatever it is, I hope it's the right one!! You just never completely know when it comes to tires!!:doh:
 
#12 ·
Speaking of going to 31's...I have 30x9.5x15's on it now, but if I go to 31x10.5x15's, do you think I will have a rubbing problem? I wouldn't think it would be a problem generally. Just maybe in tight turns. Really considering the 31's!!
 
#13 ·
mum954 said:
I like what I've read about the duratecs. When it's time, I think I'm going with 31" Duratecs. They are a bit pricey though, if budget was the primary consideration, I'd go with the Grabbers.
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I have been doing my research trying to decide between the Duratrac and the AT2. Both are excellent tires for my type of driving. They are both priced the same with a $5.00 difference in either dirrection. The Duratracs are actually cheaper if you take advantage of the available rebates.
 
#14 ·
GY Wrangler Authority is a Walmart only option to Duratrack that I have my eye on- at an attractive sub- $150 price point here in Ga. Good looking tire but not a lot of real world feedback. The AT2s seem to be on b/o in 31 10.5 15 around here.
 
#15 ·
calamitywayne said:
GY Wrangler Authority is a Walmart only option to Duratrack that I have my eye on- at an attractive sub- $150 price point here in Ga. Good looking tire but not a lot of real world feedback. The AT2s seem to be on b/o in 31 10.5 15 around here.
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I've read a few google reviews on them and from what i saw they were easily damaged. I was also lookin at these because i thought they were a great looking tire at a good price for a 31. But after reading the reviews, i'm not gonna go with them.

You should check out the Rocky Mountain's i posted (falken) as well as the Goodyear Dura Trac's that Buck mentioned...
 
#18 ·
Man...Oh...Man!! Decisions!! Still doing the research, and I'm going nuts!! I gotta make sure I get what I want without settling!! The deeper I go into the ratings, and reviews...the more I see the AT2's coming out on top for the "BANG FOR YOUR BUCK" factor!!
 
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