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    Cool no question at all, Nitto terra grapplers, all the way

    31x10.70 Nitto terra grapplers (285/60 R18) They fit the stock rims, aren't loud, perform great, and look better than any tire out there!

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    Pete,

    Tirerack.com has a good cross section of the market represented in their "off-road all terrain tire survey".Ck. the stats. on the Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo. The only downside's are price & the fact that they don't make them in 18" sizes for you guys w/ newer VX's. I'm getting Revo's mounted in a week or two (265 70 R16) & am anxious to see how well they do in snow.
    Good luck in your search, Ldub

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    So it sounds like the Pirelli's wear a little quicker and are a bit louder which relegates them down on the list.

    The Kumho's are quiet but not so good on ice and snow which we usually get a bit of here in MN ..they sound like the favorite so far though

    hmmm...

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    Cyrk, how are the Toyo's for noise? also have you ever used them in snow?

    I've just been informed that a tire place here has them on affer at 25% off right now.. I'm just about to call and get a price

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    Pete:

    Check out this tire:
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    http://www.mastercrafttire.com/us/en...itle=SUV+Tires
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    Mastercraft tires are manufactured by Cooper. The 255-55-18 Mastercraft Courser HTR Plus was a tad over $100 per tire - mounted and balanced .... including lifetime balancing and rotation. The tire looks good, rides and handles good/well, and is relatively quiet. The sidewalls are especially 'beefy' and have a raised area to protect the rim.
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    I have these installed on my VX.
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    btw: This tire is also available in 265-60-18. My VX was equipped with the 265-60's when I purchased it. I had them swapped for the 255-55's.
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    Last edited by t2p : 01/27/2005 at 12:58 PM

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    I have these on my vx and I think they are great, like I have said I live in the great state of ND, and I get around just fine with my toyos on my vx, but they are a little noiser then what I would like them to be.

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