Then sell the 19's and get some 18's lol I see the wheels all day long for $400 a set. Good 18" A/T tires should be $200-220 a piece to install.

Still in for $1500 without the recovery cost for your 19's

 

The moral of my story was that you could get a 2nd set of rims and get awesome performance without having to compromise and get ATs. Zoltan, why not get a more aggressive off-roading tire on those 18s?

I guess it all depends on what kind of off-roading you are doing. Also, you don't really have to change out the wheels/tires every time you go. You live in the NE so I assume it's kinda "seasonal" up there like it is here, is that a fair assumption?

I run the MT/Rs between April and October because those are the months we go wheelin' around here. The rest of the time the trails are covered in snow so we take a break and maybe do a snow run or two (for those the Nokes are good) so I wind up swapping twice a year. Not bad at all.