tires

[tmaxxman]

the dunlops are good tires to.. i might go that route if treadwrights don't get some more in..

how much lift is on your bII you run 31s right i just want to get an idea what im would look like with 31s i dont like the looks of trucks with little tires with a lift

 

[tmaxxman]

will 31x10.5R15 be to small on my truck it has 5" lift on it ???? let me know

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Dunlop Radial Mud Rovers seem like a pretty decent tire for fairly cheap. (a friend runs those, seems happy with them). They actually run a hair over size too (like 33.2" or so when I measured).

I have a set of those on my Ranger in 235/75-15's. They are a good mud tire, and are great in loose snow... but have the stopping power of skis on packed snow. I got them used too though, but they still have a lot tread on them. They howl like a banshee... which personally I kinda like for some reason.

Dunno how 31's would fit with 5" of lift, my little tires look pretty good with 3" though.

I got a new set of 255/75-17 BFG MT KM1 Jeep Rubicon pattern almost a year ago and they make a fool out of the Dunlops for a driver, much much quieter and a lot better on snow packed streets.

 

[4.0B2]

mine is about 4.5 inches of lift over stock and my tires are a 245/70r16. measures about 30 inches...

 

[4.0B2]

I have a set of those on my Ranger in 235/75-15's. They are a good mud tire, and are great in loose snow... but have the stopping power of skis on packed snow. I got them used too though, but they still have a lot tread on them. They howl like a banshee... which personally I kinda like for some reason.

Dunno how 31's would fit with 5" of lift, my little tires look pretty good with 3" though.

I got a new set of 255/75-17 BFG MT KM1 Jeep Rubicon pattern almost a year ago and they make a fool out of the Dunlops for a driver, much much quieter and a lot better on snow packed streets.

noise dont matter to me and we dont have snow in MS more than 1-2 days a year.. thats only a couple inches

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

noise dont matter to me and we dont have snow in MS more than 1-2 days a year.. thats only a couple inches

You should be fine then.

That was more directed at the original poster in PA, I think they can get some snow there.

Those are the only two complaints I have with the tires, if the noise don't bother you and you don't have to worry about snow, they should be good tires for you. They turned my Ranger into a tank.