Hi folks, great forum. Had no idea there was a club just for Xterra owners.
My Jeep Liberty met its demise due to a 60 mph connection with an early morning deer.
Couldn't find another one comparable in my neck of the woods and settled on a 2010 Xterra. For the most part, I’m glad I did.
The whole salesman experience is not something I want to repeat and was disappointed at the tires on the vehicle when I went to pick it up. Found your site looking for better tires for winter.
I’ve always liked the BF Goodrich All Terrains but their site says that they don’t fit the 2010 Xterra??
Can someone recommend a good tire for these rigs. We get a fair amount of snow but the highways are generally pretty good. I need something dependable off road as well.
BFG AT T-KOs don't fit the Xterra? Websites are funny
Don't worry there are plenty of Xs on the site running those exact tires. They're definitely on the more expensive side of AT tires, but they're fine, just get the right size like from Discount Tire and it'll be fine. Other than BFGs there are lots of people here running Toyos that seem pretty happy with them, I've got Nitto Terragrapplers on my X and they've done me great so far.
Sorry to hear about a poor dealership experience, but with that over you can start enjoying your X, and I'm sure you'll find there's plenty to enjoy. It does awesome in all sorts of conditions.
Never thought about a hitch in the website, just entered my make and model and it came back, "Sorry, don't fit."
Toyo's hey, I'll look into those. And never heard of the ones you're running, they sound interesting. Off to google it is.
Again, thanks for the head's up on the potential goofiness of the BFG site. Glad to hear they fit. My jaw almost hit the ground when I got that response.
In fact this is the size right here off of Discount's site: Discount Tire
Yeah a lot of website databases go by a list that keeps track of make and model which is too much for most places to keep up to date. I find it a lot better to get the size of tire your vehicle uses and then use a calculator like this one: Rims n Tires to find compatible tire sizes, and then do searches for those sizes rather than the the vehicle type. I also probably spend way too much time researching stuff
If your looking for a cheaper tire I opted for the Falken High Peaks. Nice Riding AT tire for only $200 a piece
(BTW My tires are upsized. 305/70/R16 33's)
Yeah those will fit no problem, they're still less than 32". So if you wanted you could actually get a bigger tread like the 285/75-16s, like these, and they'd still fit height wise, though you'd need to do the Melt Mod so they wouldn't rub when turning the wheel all the way because they're a little wide.
Yeah now I'm just getting geeky, I need to go to sleep Have fun with those toys!
Welcome! I just put on some Cooper Weather-Master WSC tires, and I gotta say pretty freaking sweet. Haven't gotten snow yet so I can't tell you how well they work there at least on the X. My dad has them on his Tahoe and frig, are the bloody good. http://us.coopertire.com/Tires/Winte...ASTER-WSC.aspx Take a look there. To be honest I'm not sure on the price as I have a deal with my tire guy.
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'02 Xterra Supercharged 4WD
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Paint plastics to black [1/2]
Fog Lights (fixed) [X]
PML or bigger lift [ ]
Air Intake Mod [ ]
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CB radio [ ]
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