[highaltitude]

Anyone have experience with Dick Cepek Fun Country II? I just got some delivered on Monday and they look sweet! Haven't had time to get them installed yet

 

[highaltitude]

From what you've said my friend you will love the Bridgestone Revo 2. I switched the from the BFG's to these on my Xterra and couldn't be happier. In the rain they are very stable and surefooted, and in the snow I've made first track in 3 feet of thick wet Cascades snow. Off road they are very good as well never got stuck and have gone through mud up to the doors. They are super quiet on road as well. These also wear just as good if not better than the BFG's. Another option would be the Goodyear silent armors I've heard nothing but good things about that tire as well.

I've owned 2 sets of the Revos. Both the REVO, and REVO2. Great tires, certainly more roadish rather than offroadish though.

 

[sparksflynn]

Nitto or Toyo are your safe bet.

 

[Potomus Pete]

4 seta of BFG s. 1 every 50,000. Keep aligned I love them. The new KOs look big and nice. Go to Taco Lloyds page and see a nice Tacoma.

 

[34477]

4 seta of BFG s. 1 every 50,000. Keep aligned I love them. The new KOs look big and nice. Go to Taco Lloyds page and see a nice Tacoma.

I agree, nice tires.

Mad Maxx

 

[Iñigo Sanchez]

BFG KO2 is one of the best options to consider. You can read a lot of good things about this all-terrain tire. It offers great traction on mud, snow, and rock you'll need if you're on some intense off-road adventures. Try visiting 4wheelonline for discounts. I usually purchase my car accessories from this shop.