Best tires for ride quality yet with a rugged look..

OP started this thread in March 2019. Wouldn't it be something if he was still weighing options, based upon the replies to this thread? Would be the most detailed tire analysis known to man.

 

I absolutely love mine. Stone cold quiet, aggressive looks, great wet and dry traction and handling.

 

Michelin AT2 is my vote.

 

Hate it when that happens

 

Definitely not super aggressive looking but unbeatable ride quality for an all terrain - Michelin LTX A/T2 in 265/70/17 mounted on OEM 2021 4Runner TRD pro wheels.

 

265/75/16 (C Load) Duratracs for the Win!

 

A lot of choices here, but I also like an aggressive looking tire that is more for the street. I have the Bridgestone Dueler AT3 Revo. Costco is where I got them.

 

The Michelin LTX A/T2 is probably going to be the only one that improves road manners from the stock tire and still performs like an AT tire. They may not look the part, but they work.

 

Or the Yokohama Geolander GO15. Excellent road manners AND very good in snow, wet, and reasonable off-road.

 

I went with the Bridgestone Revo3 AT, which I like. No AT tire is going to match up to a quality road tire on the road, there are trade offs on all tire choices. Best thing to do is find a used set off take offs and have more than one option. Only takes 30 minutes tops to switch out wheels. I bought a set of OEM offroad wheels for $300 and plan to mount Michelin defenders to throw on the truck when I take long highway trips in the truck.

 

I just did 265/7516 duratracs. Absolutely love them

 

I just ordered General ATX 265/75/16 for my 2021 OR. Door says 30 psi, do you all stick to that or go higher for on road?

 

Cooper AT3 XLT. Excellent tire and looks great on the truck

 

I bumped mine up to approx 34psi cold. Could probably get away with a little less tbh

 

Are they load range sl, c, d?

 

E

 

I run mine at 30 front and 28 rear cold

 

Mine are c, but I had e before and I ran the same pressure

 

I’ll def have to try that out. It is a bit stiff and bouncy when unloaded