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What Brand Tire For Aggressive look is NICEST!

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NJ Bassmaster Enthusiast

NJ Bassmaster

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Best looking mud tire is the Nitto Trail Grappler and Toyo Open Country m/t BY FAR! Those two look way meaner than any other tire, plus have excellent reviews

 

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uh6tdrvr Enthusiast

uh6tdrvr

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Cooper Zeon LTZ

 

 

+ 1......and a teaser

 

 

 

BFG's are over rated and over priced

 

 

What are the two tire sizes in this pic?

jdubub Senior Enthusiast

jdubub

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I'm very impressed with my Cooper Discoverer ATP's. Only sold at Discount Tire. Basic tread of a zeon ltz but with a 55k mile warranty too. Have impressed me offroad

MB2008LTZ Enthusiast

MB2008LTZ

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Cooper Zeon LTZ

 

 

+ 1......and a teaser

 

 

 

BFG's are over rated and over priced

 

 

What are the two tire sizes in this pic?

 

 

The Cooper is 275/60/20 and the other is a 275/55/20

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Everyrock Enthusiast

Everyrock

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Well, having been a life-long BFG AT KO guy...all the way back when having "radial" on the tire meant something, I've switched to the Cooper Zeon LTZ. My 275/60/20s wrapped around Platinum Widow 211s in chrome will be installed tomorrow.

 

I looked at every tire on the Internet...for over a year while I was waiting for the TAs to go bad. The LTZ is a very cool tread pattern, an XL load for some extra tow capacity and has recorded some amazing tread wear into to 70k range!

 

Just my thoughts, but if the look is driving it train, the cost and function of the Zeons is worth a second glance! Let us know what you pick out!!!

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

Zembonez

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Hard to find a tire that is more aggressive than the Cooper STT. Had some on my last Jeep. Not too loud but seriously aggressive.

 

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