Need some good A/Ts

I feel like I may be beating a dead horse for the umpteenth time but I could use some input. I'm looking for some stock size (265/70/16) A/Ts for my '03. Don't plan on doing a lift and after looking at some LT tires I don't think I need them. I have the OEM BFGs on my truck right now that have been on there since it was purchased 7 years ago and they suck mighty fierce. (Only had 28k miles by the previous owner)

A good chunk of my driving is highway. About 100 miles a day so I need some that will last for a while and give me excellent rain and snow traction. Offroading consists of mostly trails and taking my Taco down to Moab a few times a year. Nothing too intense but I still want good traction.

I've been looking at the Open Country, LTX AT2, and Revo 2

 

It sounds like the Michelins are the tire for you. They last a LONG time. and give great traction on and off road. The only downside to them is the price.

 

Michelin LTX A/T 31X10.5-15 $149.
Michelin LTX A/T 2 31X10.5-15 $161.
Tirerack

My friend had the LTX's on his 1st Gen. They had almost 1/2 tread at 50,000.

 

The Hankook Dyna Pro A/ts are solid! Cheap and they have a 50k tread warranty. I got em and they were 580 out the door at discount tire with all the warranties and everything..heres a couple pics

 

If it's on-road mostly LTXs are for you. Incredibly durable.

 

+1 for dynapros. Real aggressive looking tread too. 50K mi warranty.

 

I vote for the Toyo. Mine have been good in all conditions and after 10k miles they still look new

 

check out the mickey thompson baja atz

 

i voted revo 2, cannot go wrong with them

 

FIRESTONE DESTINATION A/T have great reviews and are cheap with a 50,000 mile tread life. they are in the top 5 on both tire racks and consumer reports. that is what i am going to put on my truck when i go to 285's in a month or two.

 

More dynapro pictures:

 

Daughter had Michelin LTX on her Izuzu Rodeo. During her college years she had to drive mountain passes in Washington State. Tires handled great on highway, snow, and rain in Western Washington. 2 years of driving back and forth and couldn't even see wear on the tires.
Ken

 

x2. I run these tires on my truck, they do great on the highway, they ride like a radial tire. Never lost traction or slid in rain nor snow. Unless I caused it on purpose Love the look of them on my truck too.

 

I used to have the firestone destination M/T's. I loved those tires.

 

x3 on the Hankooks

 

Thanks for all the input. I might be sold on the Hankooks. Local Discount has them for $130 each which is infinitely cheaper than the Michelins.

 

Check this link out on the Hankooks http://4x4tirereview.com/ATcomparotest.html
It has some good info and videos on how they perform compared to toyo and bf goodrich

 

Another vote for the Hankooks. It is tough to beat the price.

 

another one to consider would be the general grabber a/t since you are not getting
bigger tires. they don't come in 285's. i emailed the company two weeks ago, and they have no plans to make a 285/70/17. that sucks.

 

ProXtrem All Terrains have received some decent reviews and free shipping at 4wheelonline.com I have been debating this question myself.