Well, its not *that* little, but its certainly no FSJ
Anyway, I was in VERY bad need of getting tires for it. I was trying to hold off longer, but my old tires just got to scary to drive on. They had all developed cracks, and were chunking pretty badly. They are less than 4 years old, and only have about 33k miles on them. However, I have been kind of rough on them. AT style tires were just not designed with rock crawling in mind. And its not like I am doing extreme trails, its just that all our trails here are granite. So tires take a beating.
As you can see from these photos, it was getting scary.
So, I was seriously considering Goodyear Duratracs. They get great reviews, are very quiet, awesome in rain and snow, etc. However, they only have a 2 ply sidewall. And people that run them in the rocks are constantly slashing the sidewalls. So, this lead to to look only at tires that have 3 ply sidewalls. I was seriously consider the MT/R w/Kevlar. I know lots of guys that run them, and they are awesome in the rocks. However, they are also sold out everywhere. So I decided to just keep my business local, and went with the tire shop I have been doing business with for 12 years now and got a set of Cooper STT's. They have a 3 ply sidewall, and overall are a good tire. Bit louder than I wanted, but oh well. They should suite me well for the next 4 years.
So here is how they look. They are 285/75R16's. Unfortunately every tire in this size that I have seen is E rated. So they are a bit stiffer than my old C rated tires. So I need to play around with air pressure. at 30psi now. My JK only weighs 3800ish pounds. ONE of these tires could support its whole weight
BTW: These are all iPhone photos, so quality is kind of meh.