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For 37s on 17s, here's the weights for the tires I listed:
Mickey Thompson MTZ P3: 74 lb
Cooper STT Pro: 77 lb
Cooper ST Maxx: 79 lb
Firestone MT2: 79 lb (cheapest at $280 per tire)
Mickey THompson ATZ P3: 85 lb
Oddly enough the AT/Hybrid tires weigh more.
Last edited by Synthetickiller; Mar 22, 2018 at 06:48 PM.
@Madmayo .. perform on the rain is a plus in my case . Living in Fl comes with 200 of raining days
@synthetickiller
Thx for the info .. Im not in a hurry . Planning to get it before the summer , please post results when you have it
I think we have misunderstood each other. Hydroplaning is when your tire floats on top of the water ( so to speak) instead of getting down to the road and makes your vehicle wander. Im sure you've experienced it. We are just getting hung up on terminology. Not a huge deal if you know what to expect what to expect. I imagine most tires in 12.50 plus width are going to hydroplane. The open countrys do have a very flat tread span.
Hopefully im making sense. If not, just ignore everything i said. I just got home from double hernia surgery and they got me wacked out. Haha
I think we have misunderstood each other. Hydroplaning is when your tire floats on top of the water ( so to speak) instead of getting down to the road and makes your vehicle wander. Im sure you've experienced it. We are just getting hung up on terminology. Not a huge deal if you know what to expect what to expect. I imagine most tires in 12.50 plus width are going to hydroplane. The open countrys do have a very flat tread span.
Hopefully im making sense. If not, just ignore everything i said. I just got home from double hernia surgery and they got me wacked out. Haha
I understand about hydroplaning . I was trying to said the Toyo isnt good for me due tge amount of rain we got.
Sorry I was at work a d didnt finish the idea. Thx
@synthetickiller ... I really like the Discoverer STT Pro .
Looks great plus is not too heavy. The seller reported 68 pnds
Not sure about the side. Is it a true 35
i know im too late to this conversation as i havent been on the forums in a while, but i did want to take a second and comment for the Trail Grapplers, i have them on my H2 and they are probably the best tire i have had, they are wearing great and look killer! just my .02, heres an image of mine with the Trail Grapplers
I know it's an old thread but want to update the exp with the cooper tires.
they were great but didn't last as long I expected.
I got a ser of Mickey Thompson.
amd these tires are another level.
they make the ride so smooth it feels almost like a sedan
still very aggressive look.
Hopefully they last
For aggressive looks with a smooth, quiet ride, consider these options: BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2, Falken Wildpeak A/T3W, Toyo Open Country A/T III, or Nitto Ridge Grappler. All provide a good balance of style, comfort, and performance within your $1200 budget.
First Welcome to HF. Second I would never, ever, under any circumstance put rice rubber on anything of mine. Third.... this is an OLD AZZED THREAD, and we would like you to avoid digging them up to tack on any comment, question or observations.
