Which Tires?

i have had the nitto terra graplers on my 2010 tundra, and i never once got stuck in the snow in colorado, the sand dunes in el paso texas, the mud in the great smokies, i put 20k miles on them when i traded my truck and the tires looked liked they had lost not 10%, you could still see the grooves on the outsides edges of the tire meetnig the tread and just tell they were going to last a while.
p.s. i also towed a 21ft enclosed car hauler trailer for 1700 miles. (total weight 20,000lbs including the truck) i would buy those tires again in a heart beat. but now i am looking for a little more meat, im sold on the reviews of the toyo m/t's. i love how aggressive they look but at the same time reviews for highway noise is the lowest in comparison to others

 

Thanks for the link OP

 

I went from BFG AT's to Duratrac's and I absolutely love them. I did get them for winter though and they will not fail you in any snow.

 

KM2...most proven off road tire...period.

 

Looking for new tires, what didnt you like about the bfg's ? Where they ko's?

 

Nittos or toyo mt's

 

Think about sipping them!!!

 

If you don't need an aggressive tire don't get them unless you like shelling out a lot more for gas. Trust me I took a 2-3 mpg hit with AT tires I don't really need.

 

toyos are way too heavy and your MPG's will suffer alot every 1 pound of tire weight is 7 pounds of rolling resistance. Look at weight as well

 

They dont make dura tracs in p265\70r16. :'( . Going bfg a\t.

 

What tire?

 

i was dead set on getting the goodyear mtr because of the nice tread pattern and glowing reviews. but now, i think im going to go for the firestone destination mt because the thread pattern looks a little more aggresive and its something not a lot of people run. figure ill try it and give a review when i get them.

 

Not a bad price for an mt too. Have not been able to find what the guarantee milage is though
Not a bad option.

 

Not a fan of the Kum Ho's, or anything vehicle related from Korea to be exact.

I'm running cheapo Falken's though.

 

Got you beat, I'm running Sailun brand tires....

 

txpro: yeah man i agree. the price was very nice. i didnt even know that firestone made an mud tire till the other day (well actually i did, i just didnt look too much into it LOL). costed me 1030.00, and this is in hawaii! the mtrs wouldve costed me 1250.00. i hear people pushing 40k+ out of these tires, with routine maintenance. i do read of reviews where people had their lug chunk off from hard off roading. in my case, thats a non issue, since im not gonna be doing anything hardcore LOL.

 

Dafuq? Lol, at least people have heard of mine.

Running those tires must feel like wearing off-brand Sketchers...
JK

 

Haha give it 5-6 weeks and I should be running BF Goodrich...

 

Dunlop AT20 to Michelin LTX AT2.

After doing some reading, even if I went with the stock Dunlops I still would have taken a MPG hit. Going from all most no tread to brand new tread = more friction = less MPG.

 

Got any picks of the michelins?