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Aaron1085

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Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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Hello all. My wife's 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee is due for some new rubber. We live here in New England and I'd like to get some good treads for her. Obviously good in snow/rain as well as summer time. Her commute daily is short to work.

 

I've been out of the tire game for a while so any input and/or links and reviews is appreciated. Thank you.

 

 

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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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I would check out the new BFGoodrich AT KO2. People are reporting similar if not better wear than the originals. They are fantastic on road/off road and the KO2 is now a snow flake rated tire. I think that would be a killer tire for your wife.

 

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Aaron1085 Senior Enthusiast

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Ok great. Yeah, something that's good all year round. She doesn't do any crazy driving, I just want real peice of mind for summer as well as New England weather.

 

 

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Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

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I had really good luck with my previous Cooper Discoverer AT3's. They did great in the snow and rain, and had a lot of tread left at 50k miles. I'm anxious to try out my new Toyo AT2's this winter. I've also heard great things about the new BFG AT2 and the General Grabber AT2.

SnakeEyeSS Senior Enthusiast

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Don't get an all terrain if she doesn't need it. Louder and perform worse in the dry.

 

I just bought Continental LX20, but if I hadn't gotten such a good deal would have gone with Michelin Defender LTX or LTX MS2.

 

Cooper SRX has good reviews also.

 

I got the Contentials on sale, plus $100 off, plus $70 rebate....had to say no to that!

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