Does anyone have any experience with these tires?

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....e1=yes&place=2

They are the Wrangler AT Extreme

I really like the price on tirerack but don't hear much about them.

 

not exactly the size you want but I bought toyo 285/70/17 even though they are D load range I pulled our car trailer with a blazer on it they handled it well and do alot better in wet weather than the stock bfgs im happy with my tires.

 

So to get the tallest narrowest tire what would you guys get? I am looking for something that will not kill my highway MPG’s and from what most have said they are losing about 1-2mpgs with different tires but if you can get a taller tire it should help right? I have been thinking about 295-70-17’s from Nitto. Any ideas on who make the tallest, narrow tire?

 

I saw a guy at tsts dyno day he had 325/70/17 toyos on his stock wheels with just a leveling kit. I bet these rubbed pretty bad it looked good. That or the 315 bfg everybody runs is about the tallest on the stock truck

 

But will the width of that tire kill my MPG's?

 

Probably. I have that tire and my fuel economy sucks. I did run that tire on H2 wheels with the stock suspension and minimal rubbing.

 

hmmm... I can't afford to lose any MPG's I run way to many highway miles. So maybe a 295 would be better?

 

Yeah, 295's would be better, and look good on a stock truck.

 

So I take it no body has any experience with

Wrangler AT Extreme

??

 

I have heard they are loud but I know a lot of dealers push them i don't know why though. Nittos TG's are great for the street BFG AT are hard to beat and everyone loves the Toyo MT's if you have the money. I was looking at the Cooper SST or STT I think is what they are called they look good but don't know how they run. I would like 315's but it sounds like 295 is the way to go to not kill my mpg's

 

No, sorry...

 

What would be the best tire on a two-wheel drive? 285, 305, or 315? Which will fit without to much rub?

TIA.

 

285... would the 2wd is about 2-3in lower.