Tires! Please share your experiences.. Research for when I buy new ones
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Tires! Please share your experiences.. Research for when I buy new ones
Even a quick response with just the favorite tire you've ever owned.. See lots of views with no responses. If you're short on time and don't want to explain why and pro's and con's, Even just the name of your favorite tire would help and give me something to research.. Thanks!
Asking for some help with everyone's personal experience with their AT MT tires.. I've owned several different tires... From the basic Toyo Open Country M/Ts... The Goodrich A/Ts and the Latest and by far my favorite tire so far is the Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx which I love, they seem like the perfect balance of more aggressive tread than the Goodrich at with better off road performance but slightly louder at low speeds... And Much quieter and lot nicer to drive on road than the Toyo Mt but obviously not Quite as good in the mud as the MTS..
I might stick with the Coopers but want your advice and experience
I've also been looking into the federal couragia Mt
Or the new Fuel Gripper MT look awesome and seem like they might be a little quiter on road compared to the normal Mt pattern..
Would greatly appreciate any help!
My driving is about 20 miles each way to work and live going off roading when I can and drive on dirt gravel roads on weekends quite often.
And here is a picture of my truck!
Asking for some help with everyone's personal experience with their AT MT tires.. I've owned several different tires... From the basic Toyo Open Country M/Ts... The Goodrich A/Ts and the Latest and by far my favorite tire so far is the Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx which I love, they seem like the perfect balance of more aggressive tread than the Goodrich at with better off road performance but slightly louder at low speeds... And Much quieter and lot nicer to drive on road than the Toyo Mt but obviously not Quite as good in the mud as the MTS..
I might stick with the Coopers but want your advice and experience
I've also been looking into the federal couragia Mt
Or the new Fuel Gripper MT look awesome and seem like they might be a little quiter on road compared to the normal Mt pattern..
Would greatly appreciate any help!
My driving is about 20 miles each way to work and live going off roading when I can and drive on dirt gravel roads on weekends quite often.
And here is a picture of my truck!
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i've run the original BFG Mud Terrain, as well as some Treadwright Guard Dogs, but easily my favorite tires i ever ran were Mickey Thompson MTZs i had on a regular cab 5.4l super duty. got about 66,000 miles on a set when i hit something on the freeway and shredded one.. the others were still just off the wear bars. they had typical mud tire manners in all aspects, but i think they were on the quiet side (from what i always read, comparable to the toyo's you had), wore like IRON obviously, and were decent on ice for an MT. i put another set on right away obviously (after some sticker shock.. i paid $185/tire the first time i bought them when they very first came out, closer to $300 per for the second set! 315/75R16).
i currently have a couple thousand miles on the new BFG All Terrain KO2's on my current F150 and so far i am a huge fan. love the way the new sidewall looks. i'm interested to see how they do this winter.
i currently have a couple thousand miles on the new BFG All Terrain KO2's on my current F150 and so far i am a huge fan. love the way the new sidewall looks. i'm interested to see how they do this winter.
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It would probably help my MPGs a bit but I'm looking for a more aggressive tread. My truck is lifted so I need at least 35" tires, might go up to 37" but I also enjoy going off road as much as possible so at least need a A/T tire possibly M/T but not a huge fan of the standard MT tread pattern on every other truck I see.. As well as the noise.. I appreciate the reply though haven't gotten much help on here. Any At or Mt tires you've enjoyed ?
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i've run the original BFG Mud Terrain, as well as some Treadwright Guard Dogs, but easily my favorite tires i ever ran were Mickey Thompson MTZs i had on a regular cab 5.4l super duty. got about 66,000 miles on a set when i hit something on the freeway and shredded one.. the others were still just off the wear bars. they had typical mud tire manners in all aspects, but i think they were on the quiet side (from what i always read, comparable to the toyo's you had), wore like IRON obviously, and were decent on ice for an MT. i put another set on right away obviously (after some sticker shock.. i paid $185/tire the first time i bought them when they very first came out, closer to $300 per for the second set! 315/75R16).
i currently have a couple thousand miles on the new BFG All Terrain KO2's on my current F150 and so far i am a huge fan. love the way the new sidewall looks. i'm interested to see how they do this winter.
i currently have a couple thousand miles on the new BFG All Terrain KO2's on my current F150 and so far i am a huge fan. love the way the new sidewall looks. i'm interested to see how they do this winter.
I've never considered the mtz but they do look like they'd be a little quieter based on the tread pattern.. Wasnt a fan of the bfg A/Ts I had but I have also heard good things about the ko2, Their supposed to be a lot better. I am a fan of sidewall tread though makes the truck look better when it's lifted..
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my old SD with the MTZ's:
first set at ~66,000 miles:
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General Grabber AT2. Good tire good price only downside that may be related to tire size is that I find they pick up a lot of rock and eject it on the truck and everywhere else behind you. Good traction in water/mud/winter and very comparable to bfgoodrich all terrains in looks and performance.
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General Grabber AT2. Good tire good price only downside that may be related to tire size is that I find they pick up a lot of rock and eject it on the truck and everywhere else behind you. Good traction in water/mud/winter and very comparable to bfgoodrich all terrains in looks and performance.
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Yea they wanted closer to 350$ Canadian per tire for the all terrains and the General Grabbers were only a bit over 200$ a tire so it wasn't even a question for me.
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General Grabber AT2. Good tire good price only downside that may be related to tire size is that I find they pick up a lot of rock and eject it on the truck and everywhere else behind you. Good traction in water/mud/winter and very comparable to bfgoodrich all terrains in looks and performance.
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Originally Posted by Derrick Perez;15759964[B
]Even a quick response with just the favorite tire you've ever owned.. See lots of views with no responses. If you're short on time and don't want to explain why and pro's and con's, Even just the name of your favorite tire would help and give me something to research.. Thanks![/B]
Asking for some help with everyone's personal experience with their AT MT tires.. I've owned several different tires... From the basic Toyo Open Country M/Ts... The Goodrich A/Ts and the Latest and by far my favorite tire so far is the Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx which I love, they seem like the perfect balance of more aggressive tread than the Goodrich at with better off road performance but slightly louder at low speeds... And Much quieter and lot nicer to drive on road than the Toyo Mt but obviously not Quite as good in the mud as the MTS..
I might stick with the Coopers but want your advice and experience
I've also been looking into the federal couragia Mt
Or the new Fuel Gripper MT look awesome and seem like they might be a little quiter on road compared to the normal Mt pattern..
Would greatly appreciate any help!
My driving is about 20 miles each way to work and live going off roading when I can and drive on dirt gravel roads on weekends quite often.
And here is a picture of my truck!
Asking for some help with everyone's personal experience with their AT MT tires.. I've owned several different tires... From the basic Toyo Open Country M/Ts... The Goodrich A/Ts and the Latest and by far my favorite tire so far is the Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx which I love, they seem like the perfect balance of more aggressive tread than the Goodrich at with better off road performance but slightly louder at low speeds... And Much quieter and lot nicer to drive on road than the Toyo Mt but obviously not Quite as good in the mud as the MTS..
I might stick with the Coopers but want your advice and experience
I've also been looking into the federal couragia Mt
Or the new Fuel Gripper MT look awesome and seem like they might be a little quiter on road compared to the normal Mt pattern..
Would greatly appreciate any help!
My driving is about 20 miles each way to work and live going off roading when I can and drive on dirt gravel roads on weekends quite often.
And here is a picture of my truck!
It would probably help my MPGs a bit but I'm looking for a more aggressive tread. My truck is lifted so I need at least 35" tires, might go up to 37" but I also enjoy going off road as much as possible so at least need a A/T tire possibly M/T but not a huge fan of the standard MT tread pattern on every other truck I see.. As well as the noise.. I appreciate the reply though haven't gotten much help on here. Any At or Mt tires you've enjoyed ?
My truck is bone stock so I can't help ya with an appropriate response for a modded truck. As for my favorite tire ever, I loved the Goodyear Wranglers that I had on my old '88. Excellent all Terrain and fantastic on road but quite spendy.
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i got all four KO2's mounted and balanced with a new TPMS sensor on one wheel for $900 with tax.. i couldn't not get them.
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