This is Wonderful :(

I decided to finally put on my D-Rings in my bed of my Truck. That was simple. Followed the Tuts' on here

Then i just glanced at my tires... (Rear) and theres fat chunks of Trend missing

And I want new tires :/ but i kinda am leaning on the All-Terrains. Tires and me Don't go together. If i ask a Dumb ass Question. Don't Make Fun

 

So what exactly are you asking?

 

What are Some really Good Tires that are meant for street and the sand,dirt, ect.

 

You didnt ask a question for it to be a dumb ass one.

 

TOYO MT'S!!!! Only way to go if you ask me. Have a nice ride, last the longest, and have tread for any off road adventure. They are def. worth the money.

 

rugged trails!

 

Hmmm You sure?

 

I've got nothing but good things to say about Cooper Zeon LTZ's. Great price, performance, and treadwear... plus they look good too.

 

duratracs i love mine so far. i hated my toyo MT's but i had them on a F350 crew cab diesel and my wife excursion. i only got about 25000 out of them

 

I have BFG All Terrains. IMO they are the best, I love them!

 

Hankook ATMs are the best bang for you buck tire. You can get some 10ply, 50,000 mile warrenty, 265/75 tires for under $150. Check Onlinetires.com. The Toyos are a really good tire but are around $225+ and on national back order as far as I have heard.

 

Hmmmm This is hard...

 

Thats Good right about 25k for them?

 

i like my Bridgestone Dueler AT

 

Not really. Goodyear ATs would probably double that or more.

I have Definity Dakota MTs (pep boys) with about 30K on them and they're still going strong. They come with a 40K guarantee and they're pretty cheap ($139 each). If you buy their road hazzard/install/balance, you can get the buy 3 get 1 free rebate, but it runs about the price of the free tire so it's a wash. It's worth it for the road hazzard warranty though. You also want to make sure you rotate them every 5K as MTs can wear funny.

I haven't seen many good comments about the Definity Dakota ATs so you might stay away from those.

 

i do not think that is good i think they should have gone 35000+ they are expensive to. they do look cool, i also did not like them in mud and snow but again i was in a HEAVY truck that does not help. my truck weighed in at 7800 pounds

 

So what size do you recommend? or should i sell my Rims? and get new rims? because i wanna run 33's

 

yup... i know Excursions are fucking huge hahah

 

Is yours a TRD off-Road? What's the rim size (16" or 17")? Definity doesn't make a 17" MT.

Mine are 285/75R16. You'll need a lift to run that size though and you'd probably be pretty close to the UCAs if it's the stock UCA (mine are Light Racing). Might not fit without spacers on the stock rim.

 

bfg a/t