I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
priorities are as follows:

-wet pavement

-snow and ice

-durability and ride quality

-mud

So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.

What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
trips, etc?

-jeff

 

I like my BF Goodrich AT KOs, the first tires I could hear my
stereo with, in fact practically no tire noise at all. They are made by
Michelin which is the only thing I don't like about them. Consumer
comparison:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=ORAT
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Olsen wrote:
>
> I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff

 

I like my BF Goodrich AT KOs, the first tires I could hear my
stereo with, in fact practically no tire noise at all. They are made by
Michelin which is the only thing I don't like about them. Consumer
comparison:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=ORAT
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Olsen wrote:
>
> I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff

 

I like my BF Goodrich AT KOs, the first tires I could hear my
stereo with, in fact practically no tire noise at all. They are made by
Michelin which is the only thing I don't like about them. Consumer
comparison:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=ORAT
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Jeff Olsen wrote:
>
> I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff

 

I'm pretty impressed with Bridgestone Dueler Revo's
Quit smooth ride, darn good traction on snow.
Although not "that" great in slick mud

Jeff Olsen wrote:
> I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff
>

 

I'm pretty impressed with Bridgestone Dueler Revo's
Quit smooth ride, darn good traction on snow.
Although not "that" great in slick mud

Jeff Olsen wrote:
> I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff
>

 

I'm pretty impressed with Bridgestone Dueler Revo's
Quit smooth ride, darn good traction on snow.
Although not "that" great in slick mud

Jeff Olsen wrote:
> I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff
>

 

BFG AT KO's, I put them on both my Cherokee and my Grand. Low noise,
excellent wet/dry traction, really good in snow and mud when needed. I live
in Virginia and we get snow/ice/mud every year, the rest of the time it's
just wet and these are the best tires I've found yet.

"Jeff Olsen" <handywired@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:BE5D40AF.72F5%handywired@earthlink.net...
>I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It
> has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I
> bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the
> tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff
>

 

BFG AT KO's, I put them on both my Cherokee and my Grand. Low noise,
excellent wet/dry traction, really good in snow and mud when needed. I live
in Virginia and we get snow/ice/mud every year, the rest of the time it's
just wet and these are the best tires I've found yet.

"Jeff Olsen" <handywired@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:BE5D40AF.72F5%handywired@earthlink.net...
>I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It
> has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I
> bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the
> tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff
>

 

BFG AT KO's, I put them on both my Cherokee and my Grand. Low noise,
excellent wet/dry traction, really good in snow and mud when needed. I live
in Virginia and we get snow/ice/mud every year, the rest of the time it's
just wet and these are the best tires I've found yet.

"Jeff Olsen" <handywired@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:BE5D40AF.72F5%handywired@earthlink.net...
>I need to get new tires for my new-to-me SUV. I don't want to go
> aggressive; I don't think I will even go as aggressive as a BFG AT. It
> has
> Michelin AT's on it now but they will need replacing soon and since I
> bought
> it with them fairly worn out I don't know how they perform, really. My
> priorities are as follows:
>
> -wet pavement
>
> -snow and ice
>
> -durability and ride quality
>
> -mud
>
> So you can see mud is way down there, but I really need wet pavement and
> packed snow and ice performance. It's a heavy vehicle so I'd like the
> tire
> to be reasonably strong since I wll be on rocky dirt roads, but I DO NOT
> want to put gnarly knobby tires on there; I have MT/R's on my TJ but this
> vehicle needs just plain ol' wussy AT's.
>
> What would YOU put on a Cherokee used for groceries, camping trips, ski
> trips, etc?
>
> -jeff
>