Price: $200.00
Pros: Awsome
Cons: expensive
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great

Price: $1,200.00
Pros: look nice
Cons: weak traction
Recommended? No

Comments: I had 38.5 14.50 15 and I lost traction in a creek bed. The rocks were wet but I spun as if I was on ice. They are better for mud but would not recommend them to anyone.

Recommended? Yes

Comments: They're Interco, they gotta be good. They came with the Jeep. Bonus. If they're anything like the TSL SX's I have on my Chev, they'll do just fine

Price: $350.00
Recommended? No

Comments: Not the best tire for the money. Have to air down to get any traction. Noisy and ruff ridding. Horrible on ice. Bought used

Price: $700.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Theses boots work really well in mud. I would recommend these for a tire that you would want to drive around on. They are not good in the snow...

Price: $500.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I've got the bias ply 33x12.5x15 version of these. No complaints so far. Once I air down and the side lugs get involved, there's little I can't get through that similarly equipped Jeeps can. These tires have an undeserved bad rep.

Pros: Cheap and good in snow
Cons: Hard to balance and very bad in mud and sand
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Had these on a Ranger and a TJ and same results on both vehicles.

Price: $500.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great in the mud, not so great on the road but they sure look freaking awesome!!!!!