I have had both Nitto Ridge Grapplers (Jeep JKU) and BFG ATKO2s (Jeep TJ).

Both wore well but i think the RG handles standing water a bit better.

Just based on my reading, the previously mentioned Falkens and Cooper ATs get consistent good reviews.

Other less known ones that seem to get decent reviews are Kenda Klever RT and Maxxis RAZR AT. Lower price points as well.

What you get may be driven more by price and availability.

See TireRack as well.

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Posted by bigtiger440

Southside, Al

Member since Sep 2009

810 posts

Posted on 7/27/22 at 11:08 am to TigersnJeeps

I have Goodyear wranglers on my truck right now, that is what the truck came with from the dealership. I prefer the kelly safari tsr, it is a goodyear tire but they have seemed to hold up better then the wranglers on my old trucks.

I also like the BFG KO1 & 2

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Posted by BorrisMart

Member since Jul 2020

8833 posts

Posted on 7/27/22 at 3:34 pm to TigersnJeeps

quote:
Other less known ones that seem to get decent reviews are Kenda Klever RT

I just got a new to me truck with those tires on it and it could be that the previous owner didn't rotate or care but the truck had under 50k miles on it which leads me to believe that the Klevers are atleast under 50k (and probably much more) but they're louder than any m/t tire I have ever ridden in a truck with, got some bad gashes, and they pull you all over the road.

Granted that could be due to the prior owners lack of care/maintenance. Which is why I am also currently in the market for tires. The BFG KM3's look awesome, never ridden in anything with them, but seem to have good reviews except for gettin loud after 10k miles. Still look like a great tire.

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