Quiet highway tire recommendations

I know there's quite a bit of distain for this tire but they have done well on my 2019 OR. I don't do much offroading so the thread pattern suites me well and gets me down the dirt roads to hunting and fishing spots without issue, and I hear little road noise from them. Look pretty good as well. I treat them 2 3x a year with 303 which keeps the gray off.

 

A quiet post and people are posting Cooper SST's jeez.

35x12.5 has limited selection for all terrains.

Toyo AT3's are an amazing choice, they are quiet just like their predecessor.

https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/hankook-dynapro-at2-rf11/p/40666 These look wimpy but 100% quiet.

BFG KO2's will be miles quieter than any mud terrain.

LTX's dont come in 35's. lol TW its chaos in tire threads.

 

^This

 

The quietest tires without question will be Michelins. Michelin has also done great work with the BFG A/Ts. They are a much better tire than they were. Zero chance I would buy Coopers (or any of the hundreds of private label tires they make, Falkens, Goodyear, or Pirelli if I were looking for quite highway use. Outside of Michelins, I would seriously consider the Continentals or Bridgestone revo.

 

My experience is the ATII are louder than the ATIII.

 

Love my Duratracs since they come with the 3 peak snow designation, but they are a very aggressive A/T tire. So, not too quiet.

 

Michelin anything

 

why not just snag a set of the goodyear stock tires from someone for cheap? They are very quiet. people are always offloading them for $400

 

Me too. I have those on my F150. We did an almost 5000 mile road trip in July with it and I was impressed with the ride and how quiet they were.

 

Michelin Defender LT/X are the best overall tire for highway use. If you want a little more aggressive tire the Cooper AT3 4CS are great, I have 20k on mine and still look almost new and whisper quiet.

 

This - I'm on my second set of the Cooper AT3 4S. I keep saying I'll do something different just for variety the next time around but they handle SO well, wear slowly, do wonderful in snow/ice/offroad for a P-rated tire and I've never had a puncture or balance issue w/ them. Great all around tire for a reasonable price, US-made too!

 

Vote #3 for the Toyo tires.

 

I have the Bridgestone Revo 3, very quiet for an AT tire, does well off road also. Funning looking tread but very effective. Comes in two different load ranges, I have the soft version.

 

I just put on Toyo open country AT 3’s and am really loving them. I think they fit the truck really well and have driven really well. Noise is a bit more than than the stock street tires my SR5 my truck came with but quieter than other AT’s I’ve had in the past

 

I have this same tire in the P rated. 60K mile tire, HOWEVER, This is a big HOWEVER, I have 17K miles on them, only have 7/32 tread left of the 13/32nds from new. This is rate will get me about 30K if I am lucky before down to the wear bars. Costco looked at them and agreed they were wearing quick. I rotate every 3K miles, alignments are all done. Costco agreed they saw no irregular wear either. Just not going to get the milage out of them.

 

Toyo

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/pirelli-scorpion-all-terrain-plus.728881/#post-26250347

 

X2

and they come with white letters!

 

To find a quiet tire, visit a Lexus dealer to see what OEM tires are installed on their GX & LX SUV's
Also visit some Lincoln dealers to see what OEM tires are installed on their SUV's.

 

I don’t think anyone has mentioned the discount tire exclusive Goodyear ultra terrain.

There’s a thread on here with a ton of info but I just recently change from the Michelin LTX which are great tires.

Basically I wanted an all-terrain look with on road tire performance. I think it’s the most aggressive look you can get with the most tame and quiet on Road performance.

I will be posting my initial review on that thread shortly. They are great tires.