I can't comment on the Toyo's but the BFG rugged trail 265/70/17E 's are one of Ford's tire option's (at least they were on the 06 model) I have these and like them in most respects except one. They hold stones like there's no tomorrow. They have held up well in snow traction and i have not had to fill them in 40k miles and still have a good amount of tread on them. They are also a pretty quite ride.
Consider what and where you will be using these for. If your not in a snow region and want the bigger tire and the look of the MT than go with the toyo.
You could go with the BFG A/T LT265/70R/17E if you want to keep the original size and get the exceptional results, looks and load range. Or go with the LT305/65R/17E.

BFGoodrich Tires | All-Terrain T/A® KO | Tire Sizes & Specs

 

Careful with the Moto Metals in the winter, if you have snow or anything on the ground

I have the same ones, 20x10, and mine are pitting pretty bad.

I think i have some pics in my gallery of the pitting

Bruno

 

Thanks for the heads up bruno...I saw your pics..how often do you clean them? every use chrome polish? where do you live? In Maryland here we get a little snow, but not a whole lot

 

No problem, thinking about either getting new rims or getting them powder coated

I live in South East, CT, so we see about 3" of snow when we get it, and only about 3-5 times a year

I tried to clean them every time i drove the truck with salt on the road, but i only have just under 16,000 miles and the truck will be 3 years old in a month, and had the rims for just over a year and a half

I called Moto Metal and asked what to use to clean the rims and i bought the product, not sure what it is off the top of my head, and only used that and soap and water

I only had them on for this winter, and it wasnt a bad one at all. Usually put teh stockers on it, regretting it now tho

If you are about 3 feet away, you cant tell there is pitting, but when u get any closer, you can see near the spokes where it is darker and seems grey, but form father than 3 feet, they shine like new still

Also, my center caps are starting to feel, the chrome on them is not very good, will take pics of them tom

Bruno

 

Great tire....They are very true and usually takes very little to balance them.

 

Geez Bear - for some reason you seemed alot 'taller'....

 

must be tough getting into the truck

 

You should see me try to get in

 

thats a great picture.
it'll be classic someday!

 

How are the Toyo Open country M.Ts in the snow and ice? anyone up north use them in the winter? and how is the wear on them, I currently have the toyo open country A.T's and they have wore out so fast i could never buy them again..

 

[quote=Moto52;6078153]how is the wear on themquote]

thats the same question i was going to ask, they are a great looking tire!

 

Heres mine on the 18" stock Lariat rim. They are 35's

 

Well as far as up here in Massachusetts like everyone else in 2WD they were good when new, but now with 20K on them they were not as good. I needed 4WD more often but once I was in 4WD I was unstopable.

 

TODD316 What brand tires are those / exact size? Can you post a side view pic of your truck with those tires? Thanks in advance!