I am ready for some new skids, and I might just go with the toyo m/t's again but i was wondering if anyone had any other ideas? thanks.

 

I have heard good things about procomp's a/t for the snow from a bunch of people that run them around here. I have been using bfg a/t and they seem to do just fine. Probably do the procomps next time.

 

procomp's web site lists an extreme m/t anyone tried it?http://www.procomptires.com/xtrememudterrain.html

 

I have had the 35x12.5 extreme all terrains for 45k probably another 10k in them. I will be buying another set when the buy 3 get 1 free deal comes back around

 

I have to go with the BFG A/T's, they performed great for me. Tons of voids and a crap load of siping, plus they wore well to boot.

 

This is what I've been running for 36k miles and I love them.

http://www.herculestire.com/hercules...erraTracAT.pdf

 

I have 20" wheels but i might get some different ones to run in the winter, I don't see any sizes of the hercules listed for 20's.

 

I wont trade my toyo's for anything.

 

That's right!!!! nuttin better!!!

 

I've had great luck with them also, over 40,000 miles from a 35" mud terain is great. I will probably get them again because that is the most popular tire here at the local les schwab. I would like to here any reviews on that procomp m/t though.

 

I can give you one... DON"T BUY THEM... .THey absolutely suck!!! I had them they didn't even make 19k!!!

Rustyshakelford is running them and hates them too...

I didn't want toyo's either because everyone else has them but the nitto's I wanted I couldn't get shipped without costing me an arm and a leg!! and I have heard they don't last long either!!

 

Shane, what happened to the Trxus MT?

I have found the Trxus to be really awesome in ice and snow. Really quiet too and not just for a mud tire. I have concerns about wear though. They have a very soft compound that helps make it so good in ice and snow.

 

I had a set of LT315 Dunlop Radial Mud Rovers on my old 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4.

I had the treads siped at my local Discount Tire store. While the rubber compound on these tires were slightly soft, they gripped exceptionally well in winter conditions, especially DEEP snow.

 

I run Pro comp Extreme AT's, and I love them.. We just got our first dusting of snow, and 4wd wasn't even needed.. didn't slip once.

 

I ordered a set of these http://www.tirerack.com/tires/BigPic...rain+T%2FA+KM2 They should be installed in a couple of weeks, we'll see how they do.