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    Freak In Nature kjeeper10's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by tslewisz View Post
    Those Hankook's are getting some GREAT reviews.
    The Hankook won some mud tire shoot out last year I believe.
    2007 rubicon, 3.5 RK x-factor, 37" MTR's, SteerSmarts Yeti tie rod, no drill drag link, tie rod, Griffin, JKS Flex links.

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    Senior JK Freak papabearhunter's Avatar
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    Love my Toyo MT tires!

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    Super JK Freak zaknafien's Avatar
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    Been very happy with my MTRs in 35. When those wear/funds permit I'll be going to the same tire in a 37 (or bigger if I can swing it).

    Been running them for 2 years now, 14k miles on them so far...rotating all 5 every 3k.
    Mike - '10 Deep Sea Blue "Mountain" Unlimited - Only thing "Mountain" left is the seats and grill...hereafter known of as: "LEVIATHAN"
    35" MTRs w/ Kevlar on AEV Savegres, Nth 3.5" lift. Bunch of little interior/exterior changes.
    AEV Gen II Snorkel, AEV Heat Reduction Hood, ACE Pro Series Front/Rear Bumpers w/ Rigid SR lights, ENGO 10K Winch w/ Syn, sPOD, Truck Lite Headlights, TeraFlex HD Hinged Tire Carrier, PS Evap Skid
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    JK Freak elrodmg09's Avatar
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    I have the Trail Grapplers in 35 and love them, but they are heavy and cost right around the MTR/ Toyo range. If I'm not mistaken, Nitto is an offshoot of Toyo. They have done well on and off pavement and the noise seems comparable to the BFGs that came stock. I drive to work on the freeway everyday and still have the little new tire nubs on most the tire after nearly 2000 miles.On the other hand, I have heard nothing but great things about the Duratracs. Thinner sidewall, yes, but it hasn't seemed to be much an issue from what I've heard, and they are at least 40 bucks cheaper per tire than the TGs.

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    Senior JK Freak JKCloak's Avatar
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    You won't regret the duratracs IMO unless its a trail only rig

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    Thanks for all of the replies...experience is golden!

    I parted with a few more "benjamins" and had my order changed to MT/R's. Much more comfortable with this choice!

    Having them mounted on black Level 8 Trackers, and should be here by the time I get this lift, etc installed
    Lazy Hiker (Dave)
    2007 JKU Sahara / 2.5" Rock Krawler Lift + Fnt Track bar / JKS Rear Track bar / 35" MTR's / Evo Rock Stars / 4.88 Yukons + rear TruTrac /
    Artec Front Truss & C gussets / TNT Customs Rocker Guards / Warrior Products front bumper / Teraflex Tire Carrier / Warn 12k Industrial Winch
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    I have had experience with both the duratrac and fierce. I like both tires. I feel the duratrac was abetter DD tire then the fierce. but both are great tires. I'm currently on fierce with 20k miles and still have tons of tread. The '13 wrangle will get the duratracs.

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