Tire time | 04 disco
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Well tire choice this time of year should be decided by typical driving conditions. Some tires are pretty good in snow, but generally all-terrains aren't very good in any season specifically. Based on where you are, I'm assuming you get a good amount of snow? Do you have 16" or 18" wheels?
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I heard good things about the Cooper Discovery Plus... 60K warranty ...but they were hard to find in my area.
I ended up with the Toyo Open Country A/T Plus. Costs a little more, but well worth it. Quiet, supple, great on corner. I do a little ocassional light off-roading. Can't wait to try them out.
I ended up with the Toyo Open Country A/T Plus. Costs a little more, but well worth it. Quiet, supple, great on corner. I do a little ocassional light off-roading. Can't wait to try them out.
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If you plan on getting an all terrain(I always suggest 1 set for summer, 1 set for winter) try to purchase one highly regarded on ice/snow. The problem is that the better it is for snow and ice, the more it'll wear because the compound is always softer.
The BFG Commercial traction T/A is a great tire, and does very well off road as well.
The BFG Commercial traction T/A is a great tire, and does very well off road as well.