Tire Recommendation for Road Trip

I'll be taking a spring road trip that will involve 2,000 miles + of highway driving in my stock 3rd Gen TRD OR. I'm hoping to do some moderately aggressive roads like Black Gap in Big Bend National Park. What tires would you recommend that will be reasonable on the highway as well as sharp, stony trails?

 

@Interbeing

Any recommendations? Seems like a similar trip you take. I forget what you set up you run??

 

I don't think you can go wrong with BFG KO2's or Falken Wildpeaks. I ran KO2's for my road trip which did great on the highway as well as on trails. Make sure you get at least the Load C ratings.

 

Thanks @DSRunner!

 

Falken AT3w. mine have taken me all over the country on and off road.

 

If you want something a little more agressive i liked my st maxx coopers, very flat resistant and still good manners.

 

I'll add another data point to the Falken AT3. Good traction on loose rock and comfortable on highway. Those tires got me through a couple of mountains on a surprise late spring snow.

 

That's good to know. Around here (South Louisiana) there's lots of advice for mud, snow/loose rock....not so much. I appreciate the feedback!

 

Looks like I'll be getting Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac - 265/70R16 112S installed on Tuesday. Looks like these should be a reasonable, slightly boring solution for the 95% highway / 5% trails I'll be covering. I appreciate everyone's help. Thanks!