I know, another tire thread.I havent seen one lately and figured i want to hear updates on what tire do you love or hate, what size are you running and what your rig is used for. I am debating whether or not to buy new tires before winter.i have stock bfgs on 17" rims .they have 4/32 left on them. they are scary when the roads are wet now, no cornering traction even aired down to 55 lbs.i am not sure what tire i would wanna replace with because i want longevity coupled with snow traction because i do plow.I like the cooper atrs but am not sure how they will wear or even if they fit the size. i also wanna go taller but will that affect handling or traction. Thanks BTW I hate goodyear ive had 6 sets in diff sizes that have all worn out in 30k on multiple veh. plus they werent to nice to me on the phone for warranty coverage .

 

i am a fan of the hankook dynapro atm rf10's. i have a set of 285/70R17 (33x11.5). little taller than the stock 265's. nice aggressive look for an all terrain and they have a great 3,750 lb. load index and are load range E. no noise on the road and lots of siping for wet traction

 

My tires are in my sig..while I don't think they will last very long I love them. They hum a lil on the highway but I don't care. When I go on the farm I don't get stuck any place so that what counts

 

I couldn't afford the tires I want so I have been running the General Grabbers 35x12.50R17 Load Range E

 

i'm a huge cooper fan and had many sets of them. the cooper ATR or zeon LTZ would be a great choice IMO for a all around tire.

 

BFG Radial All Terrain T/A's

 

i'm running General Grabbers 285/75R16's load range D have gotton 30000km on them and they still have a lot of life life there great in the snow

 

Check out Consumer Reports for good tire information. I always buy American!

 

Hey Surge, How do you like the general grabbers. I was looking at the General grabber AT2. how are they in the rain and overall performance.
Thanks

 

same question here.


I'm running the Nitto Terra grapplers, went with them they are load range E and came with a nice 40k warrenty.

 

Bridgstone Revo 2 Duelers...285/70/17 (E) been running them about a year through a wyoming winter, good traction no sign of wear w/10K miles on them already. Been through snow/ice/wet roads and of course the wind swept wet roads.