New Tires

Bfg trail terrains great all around tires and they won’t break the bank like the Michelin.

 

are these the newer AT from bfg?

 

they are better in almost every way than the ko2s imo. ran them on 2 trucks now. ko2s and duratracs previously for all terrains.

 

Toyo AT3 been awesome for me in the snow on my RWD Taco. WAY better than the stock ones. I ran K02's in the past on my F150 and the Toyo are much better in snow and rain. I hope these last a long time!

 

Costco has a sale on Michelin through 2/25/2024.

https://tires.costco.com/Home

 

These are not all terrains . They are a step down from the all terrain . Trail terrain tire designed for light off road primarily for street use .Any all terrain tires are going to be noisy that’s why I went with these they are quiet and do great on the street and light off roading , they don’t have the reinforced side wall like the bfg all terrains . I personally love these tires .

 

these are gona be next tire i buy. they are the lightest 35" tire that is a true all terrain. tire weight is super important in these little underpowered trucks

 

*laughs in E load on my 4-banger*
I don't notice much difference other than way better handling in the snow and slush, stock High Country's that came on mine were wonderful highway tires, that's about it. Super happy with the Toyo's. The sidewalls look great too.

 

Nice life out of a tire, but I'd be wary of running a tire that old.
I replace my battery every 2 years whether it needs it or not, tires, every 4 years regardless.
Of course it's like 199 degrees in Arizona most of the summer so that heat does take a toll.

On topic, I'm happy with my wildpeaks, bought a set for the Wife's Forester and about 2 weeks later replaced the tires on my 2021 with wildpeaks.

 

I ran KO2s, they lasted like maybe 30,000 miles

 

No trail terrain been around forever.

 

Super Swampers are always the answer.

 

A/T4W’s just came out not too long ago lol

 

I second the BFG Trail Terrains. Super quiet, same MPG as stock, and decent enough for all but the most serious off roading.

 

I once got 147,000 miles out of a set of Michelins on my 1994 SR5 4x4 with plenty of forest service trail mileage. Although there may be comparable quality brands out there, I don't bother looking anywhere else after that.

 

If I’m reading your post right that you’ll be highway only and want a great tire I’d go with Michelin LTX MS hands down

 

They do look Alot like KO2's except the last longer and have better traction. Here is some real world info....

 

what’s the difference?

 

based on what i can see, tread pattern has been slightly tweaked and sidewall design is slightly more beefier.

 

interesting…I’m assuming same snow rating?