Price: $750.00
Pros: Quality tires and clear mud easily
Cons: Hashes a tough time gripping in thick mud.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: The tires are good for over all trail riding. I wouldn't put it up against rock crawling or major mudding but if you're a weekend warrior like me they'll do the job.

Price: $600.00
Pros: great for on road and light off road
Cons: great for on road and light off road
Recommended? Yes

Comments: shes not ready to climb rocks yet. great if your an every day driver. recomend a second oreven a third set of tires. a set for when you go mudding, a set for the beach and a set to to get you to pay off your dept for all the money you just spent on tires and rims.haha

Price: $230.00
Pros: Long tire life, quite on street.
Cons: Bad in mud.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good for rock crawling and hill climbing. Decent for light mud and water, horrible for muck.

Price: $600.00
Pros: Looks cool. Aggressive tread.
Cons: LOUD like a machine gun. Does not grip the road well when wet.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I got these tires because they were the biggest I could go with out adding spacers or shaving some of the wheel well. Looking back on it, I wish I would have went with the spacers. They look badass but they are loud.

Price: $130.00
Pros: Great wear, Road manners, Traction in snow/ rain
Cons: Not great in mud
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Just hitting 55,000 miles on this set, can get some great mileage out of these tires just by rotating ever other oil change. Have great on road manners and have yet to leave me stuck in the Cleveland snow.

Only time they let me down was in a mud pit, but i knew going into the pit that this is not the proper tire. Still got out eventually.

30 x 9.5

Price: $600.00
Pros: Good all around tire.
Cons: Hard as a rock.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good enough.

Price: $200.00
Pros: dependable
Cons: not great on trail
Recommended? Yes

Comments: i like them

Price: $720.00
Pros: long lasting very good tire
Cons: clog up really easy
Recommended? Yes

Comments: amazing all terrain tire clogs up pretty quick but its an at

Price: $135.00
Pros: very good tire for a daly driver and off road
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: the 33s are perfict for a 3 to 6 inch lift and they have a nice ride on the high way

Price: $194.00
Pros: great all terrain. last forever
Cons: do not clean mud well
Recommended? Yes

Comments: not much to say except that these tires are the old stand by. you can always rely on them

Price: $162.00
Pros: Great ride, not loud
Cons: N/A
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Very good tire. I use my jeep as the daily driver. Tires are not loud and drive great on payment. I haven't taken them off road yet.

Price: $100.00
Pros: Price (used - junkyard)
Cons: not big enough
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Pretty basic tires, all season. Great for rain, limited mud, snow. Not for real mud

Price: $170.00
Pros: GREAT tread and GREAT traction
Cons: no
Recommended? Yes

Comments: coming from 31" wrangler tires, i am completely in LOVE with these!! they have such mean treads, theres almost nothing u cant get out of... only installed rear two but getting front very soon!

Price: $500.00
Pros: Great for beginning off-road drivers. Work well on tarmac, snow and mud.
Cons: Are not mud-terrains, so will obviously not do as well as them in mud. Trail ridding is fine, but thick mud will require a different tire, as these fill up pretty easily and it sticks in the tread pretty bad sometimes.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: The price is an estimate. So far they work well in mud and snow. I will say that if you are gonna do serious muddin' in the thick stuff when it's in between dry and wet sorta thing (if you've been in it you know what I'm talking about), then I'd say get some mud-terrains. I'm in college, so muddin' isn't something I get to do all the time, and I have to drive home sometimes and it's an hour away. All-terrains are great for people above stock but below enthusiast. I'd say no mud-terrains until I get a few more inches of lift and 33 inch tires.

Price: $168.00
Pros: These tires wear like IRON. Good traction for an every day driver and mild offroading.
Cons: I'll let ya know when I have a complaint
Recommended? Yes

Comments: My '97 TJ (2.5L) had a set of these (31's) on it when I bought it. They had about 75% wear on them and still managed to treat me right in the hills above Greenwater, WA. Managed to get about 40k miles out of them before I had to replace them. AWESOME rubber for an every day driver and mild offroad use.

Price: $500.00
Pros: better then no tires
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: they work.. had no problems

Price: $179.99
Pros: Long Lasting
Cons: Not Great in mud.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great All Around Tire. Would Buy again

Price: $200.00
Pros: awesome tire! great in everything.
Cons: none so far.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: best tire so far. these came on the jeep when i bought it and ran em through the winter. great on ice, awesome in snow. putting these back on for winter and taking off the mts. great sidewall as well. just a great all round tire.

Price: $0.01
Pros: Quiet; Very awesome and aggressive tread for an all-terrain; cheap (price is 0.01 for mine because PO installed them)
Cons: None to list right now.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Tires look great!! Tread is aggressive and effective for an all-terrain. They're cheap, only about $1000 USD for a set of 5 as opposed to about $2000 USD for a set of 5 Interco's. Very quiet on the road.

Price: $0.01
Pros: good long lasting rugged trail tires with low highway noise
Cons: PRICE! bfgoodrich is good but man they make you pay for it...
Recommended? Yes

Comments: works awesome on
1. soft dirt, rocks, sand, snow

mud is no so good as it tends to clog up but it;s not a m/t so its to be expected...

life- good if you rotate /alignments and proper air they last if not they tend to wear around 35k