So, I went off roading in my 4x4 (non Off-Road) and I got a puncutre. Luckily for me it was repairable. I have the stock Wranglers on my KC LE.

Do the stock BF Goodrich tires on the Off-Road have any more protection against punctures in the carcass? How about any of the alternatives for the Wranglers?

I'm finding there aren't a lot of alternatives in our tire sizes unless I change tire size.

Maybe I should have this moved to the general section where more people read it. It does concern more than 4x4 folks.

Moderators?

thanks.

I have read reviews on the Pro Comp tires as being very puncture resistent. I just ordered a set of Xterrains. Pro Comp is also buy 3 get 1 free this month.

http://www.off-road.com/rock/procomp/xterrain/

hey qwuik! thanks for that link, i've been lookin for that forever. especially with the sale, OFF-ROAD review in the vegas desert, i'm definetly get xterrains in a few weeks. The review is so true. Vegas offroad is nothing but sharp azz rocks. Even you come across sand, silt, or even mud on a rainy day, there is always sharp rocks somewhere just waiting to get you. I have the goodyear mt/rs have been great but the soft rubber has been chunking on the tread.

but if you want less aggressive tire for a non lifted titan, i saw the new goodyear wrangler AT with kevlar armor last week. I'd go with that.

I would never buy a goodyear wrangler tire again. I hate them. Had them on my old toyota, and they were terrible. I replaced them with the BFG A/Ts and it was like nite & day.

I've heard nothing but bad things about Good Year Tires!! I love my BFGs, I've had BFGs on previous trucks too. Are self sealing tires a good buy if you can find them in the right size??