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Message: [QUOTE="jdc753, post: 215330, member: 52"] I would imagine a stocker of some sorts would be the best and cheapest route to go for the wheels. For tires not soo sure, specially in a 37". I was very happy with my Nitto terra grapplers in paved road conditions, but getting into deep heavy snow they proved to fill up quick and not clean out (same as mud) but they did always pull through in 4x4. Stopping felt really confident with the terra grapplers. The toyo MT's I have now actually work quite nicely on the plowed winter roads too, but don't have the downfall of the nittos in the deeper wet/heavy stuff. [/QUOTE]

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