Tires

[Alpine Spirit]

What kind of tire do you run on your Nissan?

[South Side Ninja]

i have mt/r s, 2 are new and three are bald. and then i have set of a/t s all new for street driving.

[Peter Hoffman]

I tried to vote for bald AND stock, but it wouldn't let me :D

[Green Machine]

Big O Big Foot XT mud terrians, I work for big o. But they do come with lifetime road hazard and side biters, so why not?

[Nissanclay]

None of the above, well, two of the above, well soon to be Xterrains, so, whatever those are considered.

I have BFG AT's for street use, Dulop MT's for OR, and am buying a set of Xterrains from Ty when the SAS is done.

[tbecktold]

BFG MTs, I love them. I think I'll go with something else the next time around, maybe the TrXus MT if I can swing enough lift to fit them.

[flash_gordon]

285/75/16 Mickey Thompson MTZ's. So far so good.

[NissanNut]

Kumho MT 834s 35x12.5 on the truck. 33x12.50 on the pathy.

Love these tires. Best tires I have ever tried.

Good enough for Chad to win with, is good enough for Me.

http://nissannut.com/trips/noe/noe00046.jpg

[DamnHippie]

I'll second the recommendation for Kuhmo MTs, they rock. You won't get long treadlife out of them on the pavement, but they're great offroad.

[NissanNut]

I drive mine on pavement daily. The used 33s I just got were from my buddys Jeep with dual lock rights. The jeep put about 20-40k miles on them in the last 3 years. The tires have 50-60% left. He went with 36s.

[Lance T]

I have a set of a cheap AT on 16's for winter and such. I also have a set of Maxxis Bighorn MT's on 15's for wheeling. The new 4runner has Bridgestone AT's.

I'm pretty hard on tires...a set usually only lasts a year. I've had 6 BFG AT KO's seperate on me. Valerie has ripped open a couple Goodyear Wrangler AT looking things in the desert.

[chuck's 99]

im running bfg mud terrains but im switching to a pro comp xterrain

[Switters]

Stock. because they last a long time and they fit the budget.

Most of my offroad time is hunting from September to November in the high country. Years of experience has taught me that no matter how much you spend on tires, if you are in snow and ice, nothing beats a 40 dollar set of chains, one for each tire. They work in mud also, obviously without any extra floatation.

I realize most of you on here are hard core 4-wheelers and that you require different tires for different activities. Hell, I'm envious. But for some who might be looking for new tires and spend their offroad time as I do, usually hunting in the snow, chains may be a good option if cost is huge issue.

Have to admit though that the long trails will get replaced with something else when they wear out.

Did I admit to tire envy? dammit

[XterraRN]

I am currently running stock but I am working hard to wear them out so I can get a goos set of AT's