Monroe

I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.

There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
limited supplier base).

thanks to any and all
--

Monroe

Carl

check out www.tirerack.com . BFG all terrain t/a seems to do well in
everything except deep mud.

Carl


"Monroe" <minburn1@telus.net> wrote in message
news:teem025u4naho1hjm51sqsum1c58j44qht@4ax.com...
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Carl

check out www.tirerack.com . BFG all terrain t/a seems to do well in
everything except deep mud.

Carl


"Monroe" <minburn1@telus.net> wrote in message
news:teem025u4naho1hjm51sqsum1c58j44qht@4ax.com...
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Carl

check out www.tirerack.com . BFG all terrain t/a seems to do well in
everything except deep mud.

Carl


"Monroe" <minburn1@telus.net> wrote in message
news:teem025u4naho1hjm51sqsum1c58j44qht@4ax.com...
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Carl

check out www.tirerack.com . BFG all terrain t/a seems to do well in
everything except deep mud.

Carl


"Monroe" <minburn1@telus.net> wrote in message
news:teem025u4naho1hjm51sqsum1c58j44qht@4ax.com...
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Mike Romain

We are in Canada also and have BFG AT's on our Cherokee. They work well
for the conditions you describe. Just don't go too wide. We lost
considerable traction when we went one size larger than is called for.
Ours calls for P225's max and we went P235's because we got a deal on
them. They spin a bit easier and start to float on the highway at a bit
lower speed than the old P225's.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Monroe wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Mike Romain

We are in Canada also and have BFG AT's on our Cherokee. They work well
for the conditions you describe. Just don't go too wide. We lost
considerable traction when we went one size larger than is called for.
Ours calls for P225's max and we went P235's because we got a deal on
them. They spin a bit easier and start to float on the highway at a bit
lower speed than the old P225's.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Monroe wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Mike Romain

We are in Canada also and have BFG AT's on our Cherokee. They work well
for the conditions you describe. Just don't go too wide. We lost
considerable traction when we went one size larger than is called for.
Ours calls for P225's max and we went P235's because we got a deal on
them. They spin a bit easier and start to float on the highway at a bit
lower speed than the old P225's.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Monroe wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Mike Romain

We are in Canada also and have BFG AT's on our Cherokee. They work well
for the conditions you describe. Just don't go too wide. We lost
considerable traction when we went one size larger than is called for.
Ours calls for P225's max and we went P235's because we got a deal on
them. They spin a bit easier and start to float on the highway at a bit
lower speed than the old P225's.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Jan/06 http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...?id=2115147590
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Monroe wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe

Billzz

Michelin truck mud&snow LTX series. I replaced the original Goodyears when
they wore out at 20K miles based on the Jeep dealer recommendation. The
Michelins lasted for 95K miles. And I drove semi-annually from Dallas to
Sacramento on over 100 degree days then through the snow in the Sierra
Nevada. Also took the Jeep to "the highest highway in America" at the
Rocky Mountains National Park, and the lowest at the Saltan Sea. They were
rated for 80K miles and I replaced them at 95K, last month, with tread still
on them, but it's winter in the Sierra Nevada and we live at the
four-thousand-foot level, using 4WD most of the time, so I did it just to be
safe- could have probably gotten another 5-10K. Not only the best tires
I've experienced, the best I've ever heard of. My 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee
now has 125K miles, without a single tire problem. I do inflate to 40psi
though, which gets better mileage.

"Monroe" <minburn1@telus.net> wrote in message
news:teem025u4naho1hjm51sqsum1c58j44qht@4ax.com...
> I'm looking for a set of good quality all-season tires for a 2000
> Grand Cherokee. Majority of my driving is highway (est. 80%), gravel
> roads (10%) and town (10%). Living on the edge of the Cdn prairie,
> cold winters with or without snow. Plenty of icy conditions during
> winter, hot summers with sporadic heavy rains. Despite the small
> amount of time on gravel, hard-pack drifting snow is there each and
> every day in the winter regardless of highway conditions.
>
> There are a set of Goodyear Wranglers on the Jeep right now (purchased
> with these). Terrible tires in that with about 40 % tread remaining
> they are the poorest tires I've ever used for highway ice and snow. I
> have a set of Nokians on my Civic. These have been the best tires
> I've ever used for winter conditions, and I'm not sure if they have
> anything for the Jeep, but I'm also thinking that there has to be
> something available from a more general supplier route (Nokians have a
> limited supplier base).
>
> thanks to any and all
> --
>
> Monroe