Picture request: 31" Goodyear All-Terrains
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CMTJ
TJ Enthusiast
Dang....... 2 pages and only 4 pics of of the same Jeep. Here's mine with 31 in Goodyear Rugged Terrains.
31" - KO2's - 2.5" lift. Rides better than stock. No hwy hum. Highly recommend if you drive alot.
Lee - 2005 TJ 4.0 Auto - Las Vegas
Lee - 2005 TJ 4.0 Auto - Las Vegas
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I was actually seriously thinking about KO2's - only $179 a pop from discount - but wanted to know how loud they were? How are they compared to the Wrangler GSA's that you used to have (that are still on the rims that you sold me)?
And by the way, haha looks weird but here's what they look like (until I get my 31's)!
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KO2's are noticeably quieter at higher speeds, rides smoother on city streets, takes bumps better, handling seems more responsive. I am a novice at off road but everyone agrees they are very capable. I would absolutely buy KO2's over GSA's.
Your Jeep looks great!
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Lee - 2005 TJ 4.0 Auto - Las Vegas
Your Jeep looks great!
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Lee - 2005 TJ 4.0 Auto - Las Vegas
G-Whiz
TJ Enthusiast
My avitar shows 31's on an unlifted rig. It is getting time to buy another set and am going to go with Cooper a/t. I'm gonna try and stuff 32s under it without a lift. We'll see....
Tony Mig
New Member
So my son is looking to put Mickey Thompson Baja's 31x10.5xR15 ( I believe ) on his 99' TJ. I keep telling him to look around for something that will potentially have a better ride ( he is NOT off roading just daily driver and the look for a 17 yr old ) but I'm not sure what else is out there other than doing a google search on tires. Going to the tire store they will sell you ANYTHING so I'm just reaching out here for some suggestions.
Thanks, Tony
Thanks, Tony
The KO2 or the Duratac would give you better road manners than a mud terrain. All a mud terrain will do for you is cup and make a lot of noise.
But I like my MT.
Tell me again in about 15K miles of street driving.
They've got around 10K on them now...I'll get back with you at the end of the year!
Is there anything left to clean after putting that cartridge through a deer?
Your principle is right on! I'm going to run MTs bc they are so cool. And everywhere to wheel around here is nothing but rocks!
Surprisingly enough, it works exceptionally well. I cast and reload for it, so the cartridges are custom made for each application. .410 shotgun loads for when I run across a grouse out hunting up to "heavy" 480 grain target loads for long distance paper punching. 700+ yards. For our little black tailed deer, it's a soft 350 grain at about 1,400 feet per second. A half inch hole in, a three-quarters inch hole out and a nice blood trail to track if they actually run very far. Usually, they don't, but sometimes you'll get a tough one. You can eat right up to the hole, because there is little bloodshot meat. Same theory as hunting with a 45-70, just more power available on the upper end and you can get it in a bolt gun.
I've been running Toyo M/T's on the 'Bourbon for years on and off road. Other than absolutely sucking in the mud, they work OK. My KO2's actually work better in the mud than the M/T's do.