BFGoodrich Krawler T/A KX Off-Road Tire 37x12.50R17/C 116L

These tires are excellent, Ran them for 2 years and about 14,000 miles on a 3500lb Ranger Prerunner and had 65-70% tread remaining. sadly vehicle was lost in a fire. I used the tires in pretty much on every terrain you can think of, sand dunes, desert running and rock crawing out in Cali when I was stationed there and then in mud and clay when I got stationed in NC. These tires even work very well in drivable creeks and rivers on sumberged rockbeds and slick underwater gravel. I drove across the country on the I40 on them in about 40 hours straight and they were a decent enough ride to not need to stop due to driver fatigue. never had any balancing issues with them, I used the bean bag balancing method suggested by the retailer that I bought the tires and wheels from. If you are a serious off-roader I would suggest these tires on a dedicated trail rig or on a daily driver. These are one of the most multipurpose highly useable tires on the market, I have expiremented with 6 or 7 types of mainstream extreme offroad tires and these destroy the competition by miles. only complaint is they are really noisy once they get beyond 10% tread wear and they get terrible mileage compared to a standard mud tire, that being said these are extreme trail tires and are performance based, not comfort based, so apply common sense and understand what the tire is designed for compared to what you want to use it for. Lastly beware these tires are very heavy and rotating them is not very fun.

i bought these tires a few years ago . i find that you have to rebalance every 1500 miles and they are out of round now . just good for offroad use now. stay away from mud . you will get stuck, after the tread is worn 4000 miles. i still have over half the tread but these tires are only really good for competion. i hope

Krawlers are the only set of tires I will ever run on my trail rig. Im on my 2nd set of 37 Krawlers. I started with the blue labels and ran them for a year and now have a set of red labels. These tires straight work.

The Krawler is a great tire. I run a set of 35" krawers on a built Grand Cheorkee. Cruises great down the interstate and are awesome on the rocks. Next set of tires will be an upgrade to the 37"s

I thought these were lightweight, economical street type tires built for long lasting weather resistance. I like a tire that not only looks good like these but also hugs the road on curves.