Captain_Toyota

Dont get the Michelin LTX M/Ss! My parents had those on their Explorer and my brother currently has them on his F-250 and they hate those tires.
They are great dry pavement tire because they are very quiet and ride smoothly but if you get into any kind of a mud/snow situation they SUCK.
The only tires Id go with would be Bridgestone Dueller ATs. I had those on my '91 4Runner and they were great. It NEVER fishtailed on me and the only time I need to use 4-wheel-drive was when the snow was deeper than 6". Great tires, although somewhat expensive!
Cap'n

Gladden

I've got BFG KO's on my 2WD 99 Runner and love them. I even bumped up a size from the stock to a 32.5" tire (with a little fender trimming). Really gives a nice agressive look to the car. Fills out the wheel wells nicely. If your wondering about people giving you crap for having "offroad" type tires on a 2WD, I wouldn't worry about it. No one gives me any. I think it would take full out mud terrians to draw any slack from people. I def recommend Matt.

ErikJeanna

iTrader: (2)

Definatley go with mud tires! Don't even bother with the A/T's. Especially if you don't mind rooad noise. I have Pro Comp muds on my 4x2 Runner and it's awsome! I just ordered new rims and am getting my bigger tires in August. I am going with Firestone Destination M/T's because they are agressive looking like mud tires, but ride and sound more like A/T's. When I get them on, I'll post some ratings on them. But I have heard nothing but good things about the Firestones. Most say that they get bewteen 40-50K out of them... much like the BF M/T that everyone has, but supposedly with a much quieter and softer ride. Check out my rig and let me know what you think... my truck is similar to yours.

TxDox21

definitely gowith a/t tires. They look a thousand times better. I put the firestone destination a/t tire on my runner a year ago and love them. A couple of my friends with bfg a/t like mine better. There is a slight increase in road noise, but you have to strain to hear it anyways. Took my 4runner mudding andthey were great.

Runner003

This thread is old, I'm sure he bought some by now. Give us an update of what kind you bought and how they are holding up your expectations.

2001Millrunner

Matt didn't you have balancing issues a while ago with REVOs???

TxDox21

wow dont know how i ended up posting in this thread being that it is old. sorry about that.

LSUMatt1514

Well....I thought it was a balancing issue with the Revos so I returned them and spent another $130 on a set of Cross Terrains. Same vibration that I had with the Revos above 65 mph. It's still present. At this point, I've given up. The only common denominator here is that both the new Revos I tried and the Cross Terrains are 265/75/16s and the two sets I had before were 265/70/16s. This shouldn't make any difference at all and there are numerous people on here running 75s with no issues. The truck has been inspected mechanically several times and NUMEROUS balances on the Hunter machine by a trusted, knowledgable shop and still the vibration. I've given up and am just living with it even though it is absolutely annoying as hell!!!

BTW...I miss the Revos and knowing what I know now I would have never returned them. The wet traction is so much better with the Revos vs. the Cross Terrains that it's sickening.

Matt

bob200587

I voted yes, but the only reason I wouldn't is if I was going to put M/Ts on it...which knowing me, I proabably would.

CGOULET

i dont see why it would be a big deal... a buddy of mine on his beater has bfg a/t on an intrepid lol so they can go on anything!

LSUMatt1514

I want my REVOs back! I don't like these Cross Terrains at all, but I'm just gonna wait until they wear out and put REVOs on again next time.

Matt

X-AWDriver

I voted no but it really depends on the AT tire and if you really are going off road. BFG KOs would be too much (plus even off road with 2wd they would be overkill and a waste) since they cost a lot and they have subpar pavement manners wet and dry and no mileage warranty. If it's just for looks then it's kinda like the guys who put 20"+ wheels on their 4wd since they just do it for looks at the expense of their performance. Aggressive AT tires on a street going rig are a waste of $$$ and overall performance is going to suffer but if you actually off road go with something that's street friendly but can handle a mild trail and also consider a mileage warranty.

I love my Nittos but if my Runner was a pavement pounder I would pick something that has a better ride and wears better over the whole life of the tire maybe like some Revos or Michelin LTXs.

TX-BLKRUNNER

yeah i put bfg's on mine, and its 2wd, i think they look cool.

drguitarum2005

i'd say yes. i was about to do ATs or MTs on my 2wd. then i got a 4x4

04 Rocko Taco

Im running 305/70/16's on my 2WD PreRunner Double Cab. Thats a 33 inch by 12 inch BFG Mud Terrain. I do light offroading, and a lot of highway, no problems. DO it!!! I would even recomend the MT's.

X-AWDriver

If you're on a budget and do 90% of highway driving IMO MTs are rediculous but if you like to burn money then I guess they do the job.

profuse007

all terrain is good enough. i just like the agressive look of the wheel. it kind of put an offset from other regular 4runner, looks better...IMO.

but it feels a lot more road noise than ur regular.

Firefightertaco

i would make it look so much better.

mastacox

He bought his A/T's a long time ago, this thread should be dead.