Filth at its finest:

 

Now that's what I call dirty! lol

 

haha Gotta love the muddy pics! Only reason mine was soo dirty is the parking lot of the machine shop was nasty and it rained a few days. I was just too lazy to wash it.

 

dirty pics are usually followed by new posts titled "why is my suspension ...." haha.

 

sweet rim combo

 

Thanks! I was talking to a guy tonight who sells wholesale tires. Said he could get Hankook Dynapro A/T's in 285/75/16 for $150 a piece. http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/003...peg?1285158881 Would be right around $600 mounted and balanced. Anyone running these or have any opinions? I've heard good things about them as well and they're reasonably priced.

 

I've got a buddy running 33" dynapro's. They are actually AT-M's not AT's. I know somebody will have a smart *** commen on this one, but my stock h3 with stock 50k mile Wranglers would run CIRCLES around my buddy with an f150 w/ 3" lift and 33" dynapros. The ONLY time he does better is really deep mud/soupy mud. And even then he doesn't ALWAYS do better. In my opinion, if my bald-*** stock Wranglers can even remotely keep up with his brand new dynapro's, they are junk. But he does seem to get pretty decent life out of them.

 

Hankook makes soo many tires under the Dynapro name. Can you be more specific on exactly what tire they gave you that price for?

Dynapro ATM, AT, AS, HP, MT?

They don't list an AT for 285/75R16.

 

He didn't specify because I didn't talk to him very long. I'm going to stop by his shop next week and get a quote. He said they were all-terrains though so probably a/t or atm's. Like I said before, I'm just looking for a reasonably priced A/T with an aggressive tread and will last me around 50k miles. So far my choices are:

Nitto Terra Grappler
Goodyear Duratrac
Hankook Dynapro

My rear driver side tire is getting really smooth and I'm not liking it.

 

I'd take dynapro's off that list.

I'd go with the duratracs also. VERY good reviews, GREAT offroad, onroad, and snow tire, and will last 50-60k miles.