The goodyears were pretty awesome overall in the really crummy conditions. I would like to sipe them and maybe even get some 40s someday, but the 35s work in most situations I've been in so the 40s can wait untill I have a spare couple grand laying around
. One cool thing is the bead bundle is really tight and has an angle on it that seems to force the sidewall out so you don't get as much of a yaw on sidehills. This was really evident on this trail which has a ton of sidehill especially when it drifts and gets solid like it was that day. My procomps would have been all over the place and the MTRs tracked very well with a nice fat footprint and little or no yaw on side angles. The creek crossing, sometimes almost a required winch operation on the way back out was total cake. We creeped right up with almost no penetration. This is no big deal since it was shady and hard at the creek but we've had like 8 jeeps stuck there before so it's always kind of cool when you can wheel right up... When it gets deeper it becomes a wheelbase obstical real fast. Throw a couple lead foots with too much air and open diffs and you have a real mess!
