Looking for recommendations on a 35x12.50R15 M/T tire

[RiverDawg24]

Watch out for those fallen trees sticking into the trail. Especially the pointed stump end! Ruined a tire and a drag link.

I’ve been building for 35’s. It’s time I guess. I do mostly highway driving. When I trail ride it’s forest service roads and tight woods trails. No longer into heavy rocks.


BUT I do have a trip to Moab next spring break. I’d like to do well there.

looking for recommendations on a 35x12.50x15 Mud terrain tire.

Top of my list are Falken WildPeaks MT

Thanks for the input.

 

[Rrr70]

I loved Toyo Open Country MTs on my JK.

 

[RiverDawg24]

I loved Toyo Open Country MTs on my JK.

Unless my research is wrong Toyo only makes the 35x12.50 in a 17 in rim. I really like these 33 Toyo MT’s I’m running. But I’m not excited about buying new wheels too

 

[Rrr70]

Unless my research is wrong Toyo only makes the 35x12.50 in a 17 in rim. I really like these 33 Toyo MT’s I’m running. But I’m not excited about buying new wheels too

My bad. Yes, JK was on 17s.

 

[L J]

looking for recommendations on a 35x12.50x15 Mud terrain tire

Goodyear Wrangler MT/R

 

[jodomcfrodo]

I really enjoyed my KM2’s. They did great on the road as well as in the mud and rocks. KM3’s could be a good bet though I’ve never run them personally.

 

[RiverDawg24]

I really enjoyed my KM2’s. They did great on the road as well as in the mud and rocks. KM3’s could be a good bet though I’ve never run them personally.

I’ve run KM2’s on 3 other rigs. Love them. Not sure if KM3’s compare. They definitely don’t look as good in my opinion

 

[RiverDawg24]

I’m really liking the Falken WildPeaks MTs. And opinions?

 

[scottgraham]

We've got two sets of the Falken A/T's and they've been great, 33's and 35's. Almost went w/ the M/T's but I don't really need them, and mud tires suck in snow.

 

[RiverDawg24]

I ordered the Falken WildPeak MT’s. Went with my local tire shop. Got the 35/12.50/15 for $908 total. That includes tax, mount, and balance. I feel that’s pretty good

 

[Jerry Bransford]

Watch out for those fallen trees sticking into the trail. Especially the pointed stump end! Ruined a tire and a drag link.

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I’ve been building for 35’s. It’s time I guess. I do mostly highway driving. When I trail ride it’s forest service roads and tight woods trails. No longer into heavy rocks.


BUT I do have a trip to Moab next spring break. I’d like to do well there.

looking for recommendations on a 35x12.50x15 Mud terrain tire.

Top of my list are Falken WildPeaks MT

Thanks for the input.

That kind of catastrophic sidewall damage is exactly what the Goodyear MT/r's Kevlar reinforced sidewall was designed to withstand. I stopped having sidewall punctures 11 years ago after I started running that tire. The only stronger sidewall I'm aware of is the uber expensive BFG Krawler.

 

[tony e]

I ordered the Falken WildPeak MT’s. Went with my local tire shop. Got the 35/12.50/15 for $908 total. That includes tax, mount, and balance. I feel that’s pretty good

Good call. Just replaced my BFG AT tires with the Wildpeak MT's. 33/12.5/15
Couldn't be happier. Ride good no annoying road noise. Had a local mount & balance (road force).
True believer in the road force system.

 

[downthepines]

I have heard good things about Falken MT's. And they look pretty solid. They are no doubt one of the better tires for the money in the segment. But I must say the KM3's on my Rubi are pretty impressive. I always thought the KM2's where a better tire, But now we have moved into the KM3. Let us know how they are whatever you pick.

 

[RiverDawg24]

Pretty pleased with my choice.

 

[Plumber1]

Goodyear Wrangler MT/R

Nothing personal just not a Goodyear fan when they stopped supporting Blue Lives

 

[D M]

I personally run 33/12.50/15 km3s, love em. My buddy has some km2s, both are great tires. Im having some trouble deciding on size, but im looking at the goodyear wrangler MT/Rs or Cooper STT Pros. Leaning more towards the coopers.

Here are the coopers

 

[1904-06LJR]

I've been super happy with the Falken's. You picked a great choice!

 

[L J]

Nothing personal

understood

just not a Goodyear fan when they stopped supporting Blue Lives

Merits of the tire aside ...
When did Goodyear ever "support blue lives"? Which tire companies do? I'm a fan of supporting American workers despite the retarded PC decrees of corporate management that have about zero impact on the LE community.

/threadjack

 

[derekmac]

I've been extremly happy with my General Grabber X3's. When they need to be replaced, it'll either be with those again, or the Goodyear MT/R.

 

[Sj's TJ]

I went from the Falken's to the Cooper SST Pro's when I went from 33s to 35s. The Falken's were great, but very heavy. My 35" Cooper's are 10 lbs lighter per tire than my 33" Falken's. As far as off road performance, the Cooper's seem to be better so far, but the Falken was very good offroad. On road they are both noisy and grip just fine in dry and wet.