I'm thinking about getting these tires for my rubicon in 25x8x12 for the front and 25x10x12 for
the rear does anyone have these tires how durable
are they and are they good in mud.

 

They look like a really good tire, I've heard nothing but good things about them. I just put Goodyear Mudrunners on my Rubicon and I love them. (26x12x12 and 26x9x12). I noticed no power loss and they are great in the mud. They fit nicely on the stock rims and don't rub at all. The Titans or the Goodyears are both good choices. Good luck.

 

I just put 27x9x12 upfront and 27x11x12 on the back of my rubicon. I was really pleased how well this tire rides on hard pack. No rubbing or noticable power loss but I have only used them in the snow so far and they work great. I would at least get them in a 26. These are mounted on factory rims.

 

Where is Seaman, Ohio? I guess you're a diesel guy (I'm a Powerstroker!). We should get together some time. Where do you normally ride?

 

London I've been there,there's a place called
tri-green equipment I go to the auctions they have
seaman is about 60 miles east of cincinnati I'm
approxamatly 130 miles south of you.

 

i would go with vampire's the best mud tire's out

 

Yeah, I know where Tri-Green's at, and seen all the vehicles parked there. I'm usually at work when they're holding those auctions, other wise I'd offer to meet you. Ever ride at Big Rock? We'll be there on 3/3. Just went this past weekend, and had a good time.

 

Have you ever rode wanye national forest thats
were I ride mostly,that and my farm.Where is big rock.

01'honda rubicon stock
01 Dodge 2500 cummins with 400+HP

 

Yeah, we mostly ride during the summer at Dorr Run. Big Rock is near Maysville, Kentucky. $15 a person to ride, but it is one of the few places open now. Let me know if you need to get the directions.

 

Durable? Don't know. I was impressed by a 2wd Rancher this past weekend. This guy had them on the rear & was able to go almost everywhere the 4x4 could go.

I would wait for the MT 589's they are supposed to be 6 ply vs 4 & lighter!