Picture request: 31" Goodyear All-Terrains

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I want to see what 31" Goodyear all-terrains look like on a TJ - lift or no lift really doesn't matter. Any pics would be appreciated! :)

The loan came through and now I can put new shoes on my Jeep. I want Goodyear All-Terrains for their quality, road manners, and I like how the treads look. However, I'm also considering BFG KO2's for the same reasons. Have considered Goodyear silent armors as well but they don't come in 15" rim size.

I used to have 33" Duratracs, and got real tired of the noise (relatively speaking), plus I drive on the highway 97% of the time. Any other suggestions on a quality road mannered tire is also appreciated. Thanks!
 
Don't overlook Cooper. I run a set on my Silverado and our Sorento. Great tires, quiet, wear well. They are suv type, however. They do make more of an a/t tire as well which may better suited for your TJ.
 
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Thanks for your responses!

That's the actual name of the tire. "Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrains with Kevlar".

I've considered coopers. I've thought about getting the ATP's? They look pretty nice and aren't expensive.


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Nashorn101 said:
Thanks for your responses!

That's the actual name of the tire. "Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrains with Kevlar".

I've considered coopers. I've thought about getting the ATP's? They look pretty nice and aren't expensive.


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My brother has those on his GMC diesel Canyon. Very quiet and Great road manners. He's doesn't off road the canyon though. He has a 73' FJ40 for off roading.
 
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UpperMI said:
My brother has those on his GMC diesel Canyon. Very quiet and Great road manners. He's doesn't off road the canyon though. He has a 73' FJ40 for off roading.
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Are you talking the Goodyears or Coopers?

The Goodyears are freaking $203 a pop after rebate.

KO2's are only $173 each. Pretty cheap.

And ATP's are $154 each. Kind of tempting.


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Nashorn101 said:
Are you talking the Goodyears or Coopers?

The Goodyears are freaking $203 a pop after rebate.

KO2's are only $173 each. Pretty cheap.

And ATP's are $154 each. Kind of tempting.


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Goodyears with Kevlar. Obviously, the Kevlar is what drives the cost up.
 
I'm wondering if I should get Khumo Road Ventures or something similar. See if I like a more street mannered tire that's not a whole lot of money? They are only $140 a piece.
 
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Had these on my JK, now they are on my Tacoma. I really like them. HANKOOK DYNAPRO A/T RF10 109R OWL Tires, $139.00 or so each.
 
I'd love to put KO2s on my Rubicon, but they don't make anything at this time other than a load range E in 265/75-16, so that's a no-go for me.
 
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I had GY 31x10.5x15 Silent Armour on my TJ w/2" lift, was gonna gonna replace them with the same but they dont make them anymore in that size. American Tire Co said the Duratrac is the replacement model; however it looks more aggressive and just a little bit more noisy, just a little....
 
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