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Originally posted by TRAIN:
c'mere pitbull...i bet you'd like a hot henry instead

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Yokahama's came on my Montero Sport. They're not bad. I'd personally like to get a set of 31s - 35s for the truck and go with Big-O or Swampers. In regard to Tirerack, I've personally not used them. Most of my friends use the various ads in the 4x4 magazines, where you can get combos for the tires + the wheels.

But, for your stock tire swap, you should be able to get away with your current wheels.

You may want to look at Mr. Tire, NTB, Sears Auto and/or Pep Boys as well, if you want to see the tires before you purchase.

A/T tires will give you a good mix for on & off-road. However, if you're looking for serious muddin' fun (doubtful w/a 4x2), then you'd need more beef. But, for road + light trails, snow (manageable amounts), deep puddles (6 - 10"), a set of A/T should do you well.

Granted, I've not been serious off-roadin' in years, so there may be plenty of members who are more up-to-date on tires, trends, wheels, suspension travel, etc. But, for my on/off-road needs (not much - basic trails, snow, etc.) the A/T work very well for me. I can even get away with touring tires if need be.

Good luck

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