Tires - post pics if you have them

They are the Falken Wildpeaks

 

Anyone know if the General Grabber AT-x come in a 275/70r17? I’ve been looking and unable to find them. Emailed General though no response.

 

How’s the on road noise level with the Coopers?

 

Finally got a close up. These are on my 98 Limited.

 

Those wheels are hawt. Are they stock back spacing? I don’t know why Im asking, it’s not like I have 1000 dollar bills laying around lol.

 

KO2’s in stock size. Load C. Quiet and soft on-road, but I haven’t had a fair chance with them off road.


I say I haven’t had a fair chance with them off road, because the first chance I did get, I fell into a floating bog that would have swallowed a front end loader.

 

You'll like them, my son runs them on his work trucks and get lots of mileage on them with decent wear, and they seem to work well in the snow... Now stay out of those bogs!

 

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They're either -10 or -38 offset, so definitely not stock.

 

Mine are the -10mm with the 4.30bs.

I have the now discontinued Matte Gray finish.

 

I ran General Grabber AT2s on my FJ (2 sets in a row). I wouldn't buy anything else. (Now they are ATXs). As soon as the garbage Dunlops are gone on the T4R, ATXs it will be.

 

The stocks are always a Yes!!

 

17R265
Not sure of the running board brand but they’re from the factory
And thanks! I love it. After this I’m going TRD black in black or I’ll do brushed gold rim look.

 

Not the best quality, but wanted to show a side by side comparison of 265-70-17 (top) to 285-70-17 (bottom) Falken Wildpeaks with 2.5" lift. Was looking for this before I made the upgrade so hopefully it'll help someone.

I had BFG KO2's on my FJ and found them to be disappointing in wet and slippery conditions due to the harder compound. I've found the Wildpeak's to be much better in wet and icy conditions of the PNW.


Fit notes with 285's:
Removed front mud flaps = no rubbing with lift

After front bumper and winch, I have minor rubbing on body mount when in full lock on reverse (dropped about 3/4 of an inch due to weight).

 

Thanks for the comparison pics!

 

Nice! That be my favorite dog. Rig looks awesome also.

 

Looks amazing!!

 

Thanks!

Here's how she sits today:

 

That is an awesome vehicle! Very smartly and tastefully set up....beautiful.

 

Haha not sure you wanted a real answer....but I've owned a lot of black cars and found that Zymol Cleaner Wax is the way to go. I only wax it about once a year....and its due even in this pic. Outside of that I drive it through the Costco car wash.

 

Great stuff that Zymol. I used to use it on my Ford lightning.

 

Now that’s just down right sexy I can’t lie. The magnet for all women sexy lol

 

285/70r17 falken at3w on scs f5 17x8.5 -10 offset

 

Fail! He wanted poser tire pictures. Not ones from folks that actually used their vehicle off-road. Duh...

If so, I would have suggested the new Cooper Evolution MT that I have had great success with from blizzards to desert trails...

 

Nice shot. Whats the location? Noticed you are in the PNW.

 

I was just showing off.

While my Yokohoma Geolandar MT tires do have a sipe on each tread lug, not having 1st hand experience with them in snow / ice, I can't really recommend them yet. I note the OP is up in the North East. I imagine they get snow up there.

 

I had geolander MTs in the snow up here in the PNW and do not recommend them. I was sliding all over in 4wd. I got rid of them in less than a month.

 

It rarely snows here in SW Missouri. When it does it's usually gone that day or, at most, in a week.I figure I can drive one of my other vehicles for the few times it snows here.

If I lived where snow was a regular thing, I'd have a 2nd set of wheels with snow tires or stick with AT tires.