Tire time
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Tire time
I'm finding myself needing new tires before winter hits, 99 F250 5.4, so I don't know what tire to go with, I mainly use the the truck for winter dd, getting firewood, hunting, plowing snow and light off roading, nothing crazy though, light towing, and anything else that I need to haul in a truck. I am wanting 285 size tires, more for them filling out the wheel well than anything else, but I don't know what tire to go with, I defiantly want a radial m/t like the toyo m/t, but a little less expensive than those.
So far I have found
Kumho Road Venture MT KL71
and
MT-754 Buckshot Mudder
Have any of you ran either of these tires? Opinions? Suggestions? I am leaning towards the kumhos, as they are E rated tires, but that doesn't matter as much because the heaviest towing I'll be doing is a car trailer.
So far I have found
Kumho Road Venture MT KL71
and
MT-754 Buckshot Mudder
Have any of you ran either of these tires? Opinions? Suggestions? I am leaning towards the kumhos, as they are E rated tires, but that doesn't matter as much because the heaviest towing I'll be doing is a car trailer.
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Take a look at Cooper's Discoverer STT
Cooper Tires - Discoverer STT - On/Off-Road Tires
Lots of sizes in E range as well
OR Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac:
http://www.goodyeartires.com/tire/wrangler-duratrac/
Cooper Tires - Discoverer STT - On/Off-Road Tires
Lots of sizes in E range as well
OR Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac:
http://www.goodyeartires.com/tire/wrangler-duratrac/
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look at the firestone m/t, have had 2 sets on different trucks ( dodge , chevy ) both diesels. excellent tire and long lasting. cooper sst are also an excellent tire. cant go wrong with either. i would stay away from goodyear duratracts, goodyear is not like it use to be, same thing with bfg , compound is way to soft now.... good luck
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