what is the best a/t "aggressive" looking tire for around $150

How aggressive do you need it?

 

Perfect haha, Jk I dont offroad the truck but do have CO winter but I like the offroad "look" if that sums it up. I just think trucks look better with more aggressive tires

 

for some reason I don't think these would give you a smooth ride... unless on the moon

 

This is hardly an aggressive looking AT.

 

Another vote for the Dynapros here. I paid right at $150 each from Discount tire for mine, including the lifetime balance and replacement

 

How about the BFG A/T KO? THey're up there as well!

 

Guys.. Y'all are missing the main point: CHEAP TIRE

BFG's are expensive. Duratracs are like 280 a tire

 

Falken rocky mountain ats. I had em and they are a pretty good all around tire. They do really good offroad for an at, and they look pretty agressive to me

 

The BFG A/T looks aggressive! I have em on my truck and they're great! They're $200 a piece on my neck of the woods!

 

Hey op,

I ended up with the bridgestone dueler at rhs 265/70 17. For the price your looking for (150 or so) you could also look at the general grabber at2 like lots of others have said. I paid about 640 for my bridgestones. good luck

 

Oh man is Chuck Norris gonna be pissed when he finds out you took a wheel off of one of his roller skates!

 

The OP said INEXPENSIVE, $150 or under.

 

Thanks guys for all the help. My parents would be happy at 150 a tire that's just a number to shoot for. Duratracs are out haha 250 per is too much. Id say no more then 200 each tops and I wouldn't be happy there lol

 

The closer to 150 the better though do keep that in mind

 

Do not get BFG KOs if you are going to be in the snow! People on this site love them for some reason. The tread is great in the sand (what they were designed for), but in the snow instantly clog, then freeze, then you are basically on an ice skate. Duratracs are basically a M/T in the A/T category, but look and perform great.

 

Aggressive tire - $150, 17s. HAH

Treadwrights are your best bet IMO. Or you might be able to come in under 200 OTD per tire on some kelly TSRs

 

My BFGs have done quite well in the snow, so did my duratracs. My procomp M/Ts left me wanting for more.

 

Cooper Discoverer ATP, looking at these for myself at the moment a 265/75/R16 for $115 ea

$187 in the 265/70/R17 size

or check out the Cooper Discoverer A/T3 in 265/70/R17 for $163 each http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/findTireDetail.do?pc=27175&counter=7&ar=70&rd=17&sw=false&cs=265


I have never had copper truck tires, but I had them on 2 cars and loved them, this is what I plan to get when I finally get ready to buy bigger tires.

 

If you want aggressive tires for cheap, get the General Grabbers. They basically have the tread of the BFGs without the name. But like I said, they suck in the snow.

 

I got these and they are awesome and cheap,