Tires!!!!

100% agree that the M/S are way too boring looking. You should at least glance at the Michelin AT2s. They look aggressive enough to not feel like a granny car, but are mild enough to not sacrifice on road performance. I am a big fan of mine. (although I was sold on the Nitto Terra Grapplers until I learned that they dont make them to fit a 16" rim. Still salty about that.)

 

Im a all for the Falkens.
Had em and loved em.
I just bought a ole truck with these on it and im impressed....Crosswind MT

 

BFG's all the way!

 

General Grabber X3s
https://www.generaltire-tyres.com/car/news/2016-09-01-grabber-at3-x3

 

I’m a fan of Mikey Thompson’s! Perfect for the dezert!

 

Oregon here too. I'm sold on Duratracs. Pretty good off road, excellent snow performance, quiet and tame on road and negligible hit on fuel economy. Negatives are the sidewalls are a bit thin. If you're a hardcore wheeler then you run the risk of shredding your sidewall, but that compliant sidewall gives you a great ride when you air down and on road comfort.

 

Wildpeaks for me too,forget the WAY over priced Michellin tires.

 

You will love them.

 

They may be expensive, but they’re the only tire that no one has anything bad to say about. You can always find somebody who had a bad experience with a tire. The tires wouldn’t balance, thought they were loud, didn’t think the traction was good, etc. I’ve never seen anybody with something bad to say about the Michelins performance. That speaks volumes in my opinion.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ew-michelin-tires-hurry.533501/#post-17121503

 

I was a Michilin man for 30 years,my last set dry rotted in 3 years time and my Ford F350 that I had them on was always garaged kept,no thanks at $250 a tire before tax mountung and balancing.

 

I got over 100,000 miles each on my last 3 sets of Michelin LTX M/S...well my last set I sold my truck they were on but they had 50,000 miles on them and half the tread left.

I can't afford to buy anything else.

 

im torn between the wildpeaks and the cooper st maxx

 

Got over 200,000 miles on my last two sets. Figured why change if your happy?

 

General grabber at2 or wrangler duratracs. Grabbers are great for economy and look good. Good grip in all conditions and quiet.
Duratracs are heavy, last forever and have worse mileage. Doesn't matter to me because I drive a tacoma haha

 

Coker Radial Whitewall Tires. Because they are fancy AF.

 

For rainy 95% street - Michelin Defender LTX. If you want a performance downgrade with an appearance upgrade, buy something else. ;-)

 

Any change in Noise or MPGs since you put those on?

 

No noticeable change in noise for me...I had looked at a couple more aggressive tires and the tire shop manager who is related to a close friend of mine told me those would be too loud and I would be much happier with Nittos. As for MPG not sure I never seem to get good MPG in the city...although I did a road trip to the mountains I got 21mpg which is the best I’ve seen since purchasing the truck last month.