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Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T are the only choice for me and I would push down an old lady to get to the last set of 255/85R17 on the rack. The new Falken WildPeak AT4W would be next in line and I would spare said old lady. ? Matching spare on a matching wheel always.

RokBlokz. These are size “original” front and rear. They are available longer and wider. Easily removed via thumbscrews for off-roading. I do not have a picture of just the front…

I could not be more happy with the 255/85R17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T tires. They are absolutely fantastic across the board here in S.E. Michigan (for me). There is no other option for me anymore. That being said, I too would like to sell my 35x10.5x17 Kenda Klever R/T tires. 6 of...

No doubt I once thought sh t like this was cool… when I was 9 y/o. ?

Color matching different materials rarely ever/almost never works. Black is definitely the right choice. IJS.

Message them on FB/IG and/or email them. I belive there is a number to call as well. I had good luck with them replacing a front corner piece and have always seen nothing but praise for their customer service. Good luck.

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Just the grill cover, yes. Makes it A LOT easier. I do not think/know it to be possible to not taking off the grill.

I got mine from Quadratec, but they are both Jeep/Mopar and they fit quite well actually. The grill cover is tight and needs to be out in the sun before putting on. Take off the grill and start with the bottom. I’ve taken mine (both) off multiple times. As they have been on/off multiple...

Method 315 17x8.5” and 0 offset. Method black lip replacement bolts. Method splined lug nuts. Method brushed aluminum center caps. Kenda Klever R/T - 35x10.5x17 Base Mojave wheels. Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T - 255/85R17

Of all the bought new 4x4 trucks I have owned and growing up here in Michigan, the 255/85R17 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/Ts on mine have been the absolute best winter driving vehicle setup I have ever had the utmost pleasure of driving. Hands down. There is no other choice for me. Period...

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T. They’re my dedicated winter tires, so they don’t have a lot of miles on them yet. This will be their second season and I typically do time change to tire change. I don’t think I rotated them before pulling them off for the warmer weather. Definitely less than...

In my humble opinion… 285s are a tad too wide for these vehicles and in adverse (wet) conditions. I ditched my 2022’s OEM A/Ts after only 88 miles, simply because I am a narrow A/T tire guy. 255/85R17 “Pizza Cutters” are the only option and have been the absolute best choice for me overall...

I use some pretty heavy duty (overkill) ratchet straps for my ATV and have nothing but 100% confidence in said “jobbies.” Not great pictures, but I never would have thought I’d be sharing about them. Lol. Edit: I’ve hauled 5 mounted tires with far less heavy duty straps as well.

Absolutely! I have owned a lot of bought new 4x4s over the years (51 y/o) and while I have some things I may miss about a couple/few of them, I absolutely love my self-ordered first Jeep. 2022 Mojave. I have never owned a car (coupe/sedan). All bought new 4x4s: 1988 GMC S-15 regular cab...

Disclaimer: I am sure you already know the one immediate following paragraph, but I’m going to think out loud my too much coffee already thought anyhow. ?‍? There is nothing literally wrong with the Kendas, but an R/T (hybrid) tire with less siping than an A/T (all terrain) tire will...

Same people claiming that their spacer lift “rides better than stock.” In addition… I was going to reply directly to the OP, but I am not into splitting hairs on tire size and/or the salt mentions. I am far more about a lack of width, than a lack of height, without looking too silly. In my...

I would not choose my 35x10.5x17 Kenda Klever R/Ts over my Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/Ts. The only reason I have them is, because the 255/85R17 Mickeys were on backorder at the time and I am impatient AF! Lol. I had these tires/wheels shortly before taking delivery and they went on the very...

Pictured above with 1.5” wheel spacers, but I took them off shortly after installing. The tire’s sidebiters are so “aggressive,” they didn’t sit as tucked as I was afraid they would. Quite flush actually. Besides, keeping all the salt fly contained is far more ideal than aesthetics.

I will also add, that my son drives a 2002 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner regular cab. For winter, we swap his summer Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs (265/75R16) for Hercules Avalanche X-Treme (winter specific) tires. They are 235/85R16. He has an option of driving a 2021 AWD Chevrolet Blazer RS...