What tires is everyone running?

I like those too. Does the 757 in "757yotas" refer to your area code? I grew up in Portsmouth.

 

The KO2's and Ridge Grapplers are going to run you around 1000. You can get the Falkens for around 600, got mine for 515 from Tirebuyer.com. Something to keep in mind as well.

 

The Toyos may not have the snow triangle but they perform well in the snow, cannot say the same for those bfg ko's. Had a buddy with those on his Colorado last year and we hit some snow covered logging roads in PA and those BFG would not siphon the snow out of the tread for anything. My Toyo at2's I had at the time would clear the tread with ease.

I ran the Toyo for 55kmiles, just switched them with some M/T Deagan 38's last week because I went up to 265/75's. The Toyos were great, good all around tire. Only complaint I can list is I thought they were a bit susceptible to punctures.

 

Another Dynapro ATM user here. But I think my next tires might be ST MAXX.

 

Yerp haha grew up in VB but joined the military so had to move lol

 

Mastercraft MXT LT285/65R18
(step brother to the Cooper STT Pro)

Tire and aggressive and kind of loud at highway speed but overall I am happy with them.

 

I also have Hankook Dynapro ATM's

 

I'm running a set of 31" Toyo Open Country AT's. So far, they've been through the dirt, mud, and snow (with chains, of course) of Arizona and handled it all like a champ.

 

I have those too and they are currently the fastest wearing tire I have ever had. 10k mi, and more than half gone. Also rather mediocre in the snow.

 

285 70 17 duratrac. just last week they filled with clay and took me to the top of the trail. I was supersized!

 

People have to remember the triangle is more for the Ice instead of the Snow, so you really need skinny (Pizza) tires in the winter, like you pointed out, they are totally useless.

 

Man! Still don't know which ones, but ordered my lift from Headstrong Off Road yesterday. I have realized while doing all this "research", how much money I have "wasted" on lifts and tires over the years. Somehow it's still cheaper than buying mountain bike parts.

 

ha I feel you there... I just dropped 840 big ones on a cane creek db