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You will have more resistants with the larger (well wider) tires. The less aggressive the tread the less rolling resistants to the RV (less HP/TQ to mantain speed or climbing hills/Mtns).
I have a 92 YJ with 33x12.5x15 tires on mine (BF Goodrich AT) and when I let off the gas its slows down much quicker than what the oem street tires did.
Before the BFG's I had an aggressive mud tire and they were the worst on road handling, wondering and rolling resistants. So I suggest an AT type tire (or aggressive street type tire?)
So thats something to keep in mind when shopping for new tires for your Jeep.
To be clear I am NOT towing my Jeep with my Axis (yet). Not sure what I want to do.... the old Jeep is not very confortable + lots of miles on it and hard to get in an out (jacked up 5 + inches)... I might get a newer jeep for towing and leave it mostly stock.
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2017 Axis / 25.4: Big Foot Levelers, Aims 1200 Watt inverter, Ceramic Window Tint, Full River AGM 6V batteries, Front Hellwig Sway bar / Rear Track Arm, Safe T Plus Steering Stabilizer, PD 4655 converter, Hard Wired Surge Guard, WEboost + WiFi Ranger, LED Headlights/Driving lights, TPMS, Surge tank, Tornado flush, Viair Compressor
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