I am getting my 6" Pro Comp Suspension Lift installed shortly and I cannot decide what tires to go with next - after lift!

1) BFG Mud Terrains 37x12.50R18
2) Nitto Mud Grapplers 37x13.50R18
3) Pro COmp XTerrain 3ply 37x13.50R18
4) Toyo Open Country M/T 37x13.50R18
5) Mickey "T" Baja Claw 36x15.50R18 (may be to wide for my 18x9 wheels)

I want a combo of Tread life and Aggressive looks as well!

 

Blkbuty i'am putting the toyo open country m/t on my truck in 4 weeks but on 20's i have seen all of the tires on real trucks and like the look and fill of the toyos.Everyone in my area is mostly running bfg because of price but i like being different.I hope 37's will fit because on your lift i'am putting a 8" cst lift and thay said the 37x13.5R20 with 5" backspace mite rub at full turn. Write me back with and send picture when your done.
good luck lifted.

 

I will have a 6" Suspension Lift on top of a 3" Body Lift that I currently have on it! I have a buddy that has the same setup running the 38 Nitto's!

I do really like the Toyo's and will probably go that route! Just wondering on mileage life on the tires!

 

Try tirerack.com, Blk. Search around and they have a great section of customer reviews of different tires. You can even set it up for direct side by side comparison.

 

the directional tires (x-terrains and baja claws) will definatly wear out quicker than the mud terrains.. for the best mileage go with bfg but im sure the others arent far behind- so base it on looks and functionality

im sure any way you go your truck will look sweet.

 

my directional tires, x-terrains, have worn better than any mud terrain I have ever owned and I've tried them all.

 

Goodyear MT/R is best than all for look agressive and road manner and better wear than other Mud tires..


Goodyear MT/R IS NOT MUD tires..its best for rocky, sand and road.

They do sell either 35 or 37 inches!

YOMAN!

 

No MT/R in 18" yet, that I can see!

 

Sorry, i was not pay attention to "18" .

YOMAN!

 

I wish they made them for 18"! Very nice looking tire!

 

go to tirerack.com you can get mud tires of most sizes for cheap

 

Have you looked at the Toyo Open County M/T's. I had the goodyear MTR's before, I found a lot less road noise and a lot better tread life.

Just another option. Any of the tires you have should look good.