Tire reccomendations?

[Ryknow]

Ok.. so I have the bobo rock terrain tires on my wrangler. They are nice and all, but I live in Alabama.. we have mud, and lots of it. I'm going to sell my R/T's and get some A/T's or M/T's. I've been looking at Dueler AT's, BF Goodrich Mud-Terrains, and BF goodrich All-terrains. Price isnt that big of a deal for me. Someone throw out their two cents.

Also, I refuse to get boggers or super swapers or crawlers. Those go bald way to fast.

[Dayspring]

Look into the Goodyear MTR's. They're nice for just about everything.

I know that the AT's have done me well and many of the guys I go wheeling with run them.

Only do MT's if you have a short commute or don't drive alot. They will wear down significantly faster than the AT's b/c of the softer compound. Will they throw mud and snow like nobody's business? Damn skippy. Are they siped for water traction? No.

[bornl33t]

I have BFG's All terrain Ko's on my cherokee and i love them. For one that aren't that expensive somapred to other tires the same size, they come in odd sizes and wear extremly well even on dry roads. They are grippy and are relativly knoby too. Not to mension teh tough side walls.
I'm really happy with these guys.

[Ryknow]

cool.. I think i'll pick up some AT's. and check out the MTRs.

[AMessy]

The BFG MT's are pretty loud on the highway if that kinda thing would bother you. They do work well off-road though. The AT's work pretty well off-road too but aren't as noisy on the highway.

[PyRo]

I think you should buy the slightly used set of big tires I have sitting in my basement :)
I'm slowly acheiving hick status, yay!