recommend an all terrain

[dman726749]

i got my bfg's for 104 a tire at sears....plus an alinment after the tt and i was out the door for around 600 bucks. yours may be a little more $$$ due to the 16" rim.

 

[War1ock]

i was told around $700 for the bfgs

 

[mcG]

i run bridgestone dueler revo A/Ts, 255 70 16. there's some pictures in my sig. they look pretty aggressive, and have handled rain, heavy snow, and mud really well so far. i think i paid about 140 each on tirerack.com

 

[dman726749]

if you are serious about taking the truck offroad some i would stay away from the kelly safari tires....stick to the bfg...revos..or the geolanders....aggressive tread isnt everything..the humber of plys in the sidewall is also important for puncture resistnace.

 

[MtnBikerChk]

i run bridgestone dueler revo A/Ts, 255 70 16. there's some pictures in my sig. they look pretty aggressive, and have handled rain, heavy snow, and mud really well so far. i think i paid about 140 each on tirerack.com

I'm going to get these this weekend. I currently have the Pirelli Scorpions - they are WAY over rated I was impressed for about a week and then I realized their snow traction was not that great.

 

[War1ock]

What do you think of the Goodyear Wrangler RT/S?

 

[dman726749]

good tire...i believe ebinteceptor has them or some form of the goodyear wrangler a/t and they did pretty well at badlands last fall

 

[War1ock]

what about the walmart brand liberator? it seems like a pretty good deal on those and the tread is similar to the goodyears. i was told $480 out the door for good years and under 400 for the liberators with the warranty.

 

[96limitedX]

i love my cooper A/T discoverers..i was going to get BFGs but after some research i got these. good price also alot of its personal preferance though

 

[n3m3s1s]

on my '69 c1500 i had the liberators (~30")on the front and the discoverers (31x10) on the back. i got them at different times and the prices were good. they were about the only thing i had available from the local shops back then. not a complaint with either, the discoverers lasted until i sold the truck and then they went on a '91 4Runner 4x4.

 

[camaro_guy_z28]

what about the walmart brand liberator? it seems like a pretty good deal on those and the tread is similar to the goodyears. i was told $480 out the door for good years and under 400 for the liberators with the warranty.

Has anyone tried these, I should be getting tires in a week or so and i'm looking at the liberators pretty hard. Any opinions?

 

[andylant2003]

I bought some Bridgestone Dueler REVOs a couple of weeks ago and absolutely love them. I've only gone about 2000 miles on them, but I have no complaints so far. Look into them. A little pricy, but if you buy 5 from a Firestone, you can probably get a real good deal. I bought 5 and got a $220 discount off the total price including the Road Hazard warranty. I think total was $830 for 5 265/70-16 mounted and balanced.

 

[JKulp42757]

Nitto Terra Grapplers are what I consider the best AT tire. I've got them on my truck, and really like'em.

 

[n3m3s1s]

those look great, but i bet they cost you a small fortune for those 20's. my tires were bad enough at $600+.

 

[410Fortune]

I suggest Dick Cepek FCII's
Oh baby.
These A/T's look so sticky I am going to run them in Moab this year (33's) instead of my 35" half worn MTR's......
Cheaper then the KO, IMO a better alternative.

 

[JKulp42757]

those look great, but i bet they cost you a small fortune for those 20's. my tires were bad enough at $600+.

Thanks! Ya, 20 inch tires aren't cheap $277 each total with tax & shipping.

 

[n3m3s1s]

$277 each

jeebus...good thing im a bigger fan of 15 inch wheels. those(dodge) are the only 20's that i think make a vehicle look better.

you'd think they'd be cheaper since there is more wheel and less tire.