I have a 2013 F150 screw 4x4. Would like to replace the factory Pirelli's with LT load range E tires. Not looking for crazy off road tires. All terrain or highway all seasons would be fine.

I frequently pull a 24ft enclosed trailer with a vintage mustang (total trailer weight is a bit north of 8K lbs) and believe the LT tires would give me a bit more stability.

It doesn't look like there are many, if any, options in the factory 275/55 20 size.

If you are running 20 inch LT tires, I would be interested to know what size/brand/model you have.

Thanks

 

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• Parada Spec-X
• LT275/55x20
  
• no off-roading
• little towing
• GREAT traction wet|dry
• quiet

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I have a 2013 F150 and recently installed Toyo Open Country AT2 tires. 20" LT285/55R20 would be close to your stock tires. I however went with LT275/65R20. They look good, have a warranty, limited, but a warranty and seem to have good reviews. Put on stock Platnium 20" rims, no rubbing. I installed a 1.5" Auto Spring Front Level for appearance, looks good.

 

I'm riding on 285/60/20 Goodyear Duratracks...with a 2" lift to give them some room...Love em

 

What tires are on your truck now? What shocks do you have? I added Bilstein HD on my truck. I also put on a better set of P rated tires and am very happy with the upgrade.

 

I run LT285/60-20E Goodyear Wrangler AT Adventure's on my 13 with Bilstein 5100's. I also ran these (different size) on my 11 with great results.

 

Check your spare, I bet it is a tire on an 18" rim. On my F150, it came with Pirelli Scorpion P275/55/R20's. I traded them for 18" Michelin P275/65/R60's. My spare is a Goodyear Wrangler AT/S LT275/65R18. So I replaced the four on the ground with the same. 18" rims are stock on my truck. 20" rims are an upgrade.

Dealership tried to tell me that 20" rims are stock and that the Goodyear Wrangler AT/s is the spare because it fits in the spare tire space. ??? The dimensions of the Goodyear Wrangler AT/s LT275/65 R18 is almost identical to the P275/55/R20 option.

 

Check Cooper- I don't have them but buddy's tire shop sells them and I saw a set. Lot of rubber on them.

 

One of my buddies got General Grabber AT2 in a 275/65-20 LT, pulls a trailer and he really likes them. Not a bad looking tire either! And they look good with his 2" LK
EDIT: AND they're made in the good ol' USA

 

275 65 20 Duratracs on my 2014 with a 1.5" AS level. Tires 10x better than the factory Pirellis. Ride very good for a LT.