Tires

[Guest 4X4pathhawg]

I was looking at 35's for when i get my lift put on. I was originally looking at thornbirds, but didn't know how they would look on the pathy. Has anybody seen them on pathfinders or does anybody know some good looking 35's I am lookin for mud terrains or something that looks really nice...

 

THANKS

[88pathoffroad]

Buying new tires based solely on cool looks isn't the right way to go about things, man...heh

[Guest 4X4pathhawg]

Ya I'm lookin for performance i just want something that looks good on the pathy as well and doesn't look out of place...if u know what i mean

[MatterHorn]

that of course all depends on your definition of performance ...

 

you'll hate those things on the street ... especially in wet conditions ...

 

i'd look at some of the more aggressive BFG's, Goodyears, Kuhmo's (sp?) or Toyo's ... all produce great tires at competitive prices ...

 

Pro-Comps and Mickey's are good ... but darn expensive ...

[mudfinder]

super swamper boggers the way to go man! just messing around, get something that you can afford, if you wanna spend money and keep spending money, get super swamper tsl's or ssr, even boggers, if not, get bfg's, the new toyo's are pretty good, goodyear mtr's are sick, i'm getting those next. general grabber m/t are good, i'm running those now, can't complain, get something that your going to use, not just for looks, and something good in price to so u can put more things into your pathy.

[Guest 4X4pathhawg]

HOw well do you like your grabbers? and how long have they lasted you??

[mudfinder]

the grabbers are pretty good, there real good in the mud, the traction is very good, i was trying to dig my self in a mud hole but couldn't, i couldn't even spin my tires in the mud. cleans itself really good. if you get anything bigger than 31's, get a stableizer, that's a must or you'll get nasty tread wear.the tires that were in the front when i didn't ahve a stablizer, i have about 75% tread left, my rear tires i have 95% tread left, i did a rotation about three months ago when i added the stablizer, i still have 95% tread left when i moved the rear tires to the front with that stablizer.