TX Toughest tires for puncture resistance no flats etc.

[78Troublemaker]

Have they started making the new AT's in 15" sizes yet?

Martin

looks like they have, heres the link to the 4 wheel parts page that has em http://www.4wheelparts.com/Tires/Jeep-Truck-Tires.aspx?t_c=13&t_s=536&t_pt=101509&Manufacturer_PQ=BF+Goodrich+Tires&Style_PQ=All-Terrain+T%2fA+KO2&Rim+Diameter_PQ=15

Edit: beat me to it by a minute

 

[Truckman4life]

I know this thread is a little old but I run a fleet of utility trucks in the Moab area so lots of rock abuse and dirt roads. I have had very good success with the Cooper ST Maxx. It's what I would call an extreme a/t type tire. Tread depth I believe is 18/32" which is the same as the Cooper mud tires I run on some trucks. They are a cut and chip resistant compound and not as noisy as a mud tire if that bothers you. We have hard far less flats with them compared to other tires but they do not last as long as a BFG all terrain mileage wise. I run them on 1/2 tons and up to some 10,000lb dualies.