Uh, I got separate links to each tire. there's only $1 difference between the two tires. so they are comparable.
Avon Ranger TSE Tire
Kumho Road Venture AT KL-78 Tire
I really don't wanna buy new rims. I just need new tires. I never buy used tires.
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However, if you are seeing alot of on road mud and snow, an AT would be worth while. Would be a nice traction aid since you are only 2WD. Else an highway rubber would be fine.
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Once I buy some new tires, I'm not going to be buying anymore until they are balding like my current ones. and seeing as the spare tire has never been used. I'm gonna say these are either the original tires, or they are the second pair. Most likely the second pair. During the wet season (now) it sees lots of mud and rain because roads are flooding over from the fields. Snow always in the winter, and plenty of ice. Sleet is common. Summer is the break season. Until it rains of course.
Avons light snow rating is the same as the Kumho's deep snow rating.
I (think) that the Kumho's have less revs per mile, but I'm not sure, I'm mostly judging on the fact that the Kumho's are larger in diameter. Plus I can plug more air into them. Which is one of the reasons I'm liking the Kumho's, cause the Avon's have the same pressure rating as my current ones, and I'd like an upgrade.
going to search some more, so keep tight, these aren't the only ones.