tire question

Looking for info on some good AT tires that i can use year round that are also really good in heavy deep snow.
Tire size would be whatever is the stock ted off road and or trd pro wheels.
Thanks

 

Duratracs, wildpeaks, I'm not recommending ko2s due to my own personal experience with them but people say they are good in snow?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/wheels-tires.15/

 

Yokohama X-At 265/75/16 not many people run these they are E rated I don’t care. Great tire. Also tire has 2 sidewall options.

 

I was looking at the yokohoma x at in the same size.

I ended up with a great deal on duratracs. Still would love to see or use those in action yokohoma makes nothing short of a great tire

 

They have a good look

 

you got a leak

 

She took a piss

 

How do you like them in dirt or mud ?

Edit: this is my daily so I'm a huge fan of commercial traction tires or hybrids

 

Absolutely fine. Good traction. Also great in the rain. My trucks my daily also. No noticeable power loss. Mpg’s a little bit not worried.

 

I vote for duratracs. Amazing in deep snow. A bit of hum on the highway but not too bad. Great tire.

 

Yes im loving my C load duratracs!

 

Nitto ridge grappler has been great so far. Haven’t had any issues in mud, rocks, wet roads. Quieter than the stock wranglers on highway too. Haven’t had them in snow yet so maybe someone else can confirm their abilities. Went with 265/75/16

edit: their not they’re lol

 

I'll take the canuck report of snow to heart.

I can piggy back off of and say I've yet to slip a tire wet or dry pavement and they perform stellar offroad in wed and mud.

 

I would have to say Goodyear Duratracks or their Ultra Terrain.
Coming from a guy lives in Michigan.

 

Toyo open country at2 SL rated tires, quiet, very easy to balance, not a lot of weight, awesome in the rain and on the beach. Never been in the snow. The ride is great, I think it's a 55k mile warranty.

 

General Grabber ATX 265 70 17

 

Get quite a bit of snow where we live and have put a lot of miles on KO2s and Duratracs and can say hands down the Duratracs are better overall in the snow and wet than KO2s. But the Kenda Klever R/Ts I’m now running are definitely superior to both in the snow and ice.

Whatever you do don’t go with KO2 if you drive in snow or even in rainy conditions. A great tire in the dry but average at best when things get wet.