Which tires?

Have a magnetic grey 2020 trd off-road and looking to get new tires. It is unlifted and I will keep the factory rims. I drive both hiway and only go in mud when necessary as there s no shortage here in Louisiana. I want an all terrain, not too loud or stiff riding with the baddest ass most aggressive looking sidewalls possible. I dont care about snowflake ratings or rock traction just the most pronounced side wall design that a 265 70 16 can have.
Looking at BFg all terrains, nitro trail and ridge grapplers, well all of them, but mostly want them to look bad ass!

 

I'd suggest to keep looking while you wear out the original tires.

 

That is to logical. You know he wants it and he wants it now.

 

I have been happy with my BFG ko2's. They aren't the best in mud, but that's not too much of my concern. They would probably suffice for your purposes, anyhow better than the oem tires you have now. The sidewalls look aggressive and they are pretty quiet and comfortable on the highway. Be sure to get a c-load, not an E-load (if they even offer that in the 2655 size).

I'd also recommend the Nitto ridge grapplers and the Falken wildpeaks. Heard good things about them.

 

Wildpeaks. Great in the desert. Great in the snow and rain.

 

Has anyone tried the Cooper Discoverer A/Ts? Not the A/T 3s. They appear to only be available through Wal-Mart. I've been eyeing them for when my truck needs new tires in a few months.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Cooper-Discoverer-A-T-All-Season-265-70R17-115T-Tire/392022338

 

If you want the most badass most aggressive looking tires, check out Goodyear Duratracs. I've heard stories of people walking away with black eyes and bruised livers just from staring at them.

 

Did you go with these? I've been looking at them also.

 

More sidewall! I like my maxxis razr at side wall. SL stock size 265 70 r16 so weight is similar to the Goodyear’s.

 

Not yet, I've still got a little life left on my stock tires and we just had a baby so trying to cut expenses a little bit. I was hoping to get some feedback on how they handle in the rain before I bought them, I assume they'll be fine though.

 

Welcome to TW.

 

ROFLMAO....... the words....." ...we just had a baby so trying to cut expenses a little bit." Don't go together.

The kid will consume any extra cash. Better start your secret cash stash. You got 18-22 years of "trying to cut expenses".

 

Think of it this way, tires should not be considered as a cost cutting measure. The only thing making a footprint on the road is tires. 5000+ lbs all sitting on probably 64 square inches of rubber..

 

Wildpeaks - nice aggressive sidewall and tread pattern. Can’t go wrong there.

 

I ran Dura-Tracs on my Pre-Runner with no complaints. It didn't affect my mpg much either.

 

Nitto Ridge Grapplers.