Ok, you are comparing different load ranges AND different vehicles...comparing apples to cucumbers is not going to help him decide on which tire to get. Obviously an Expedition will ride better/grip better than an F-150 and OBVIOUSLY a LT will last longer than P-met. I mean they have 1.5 times the starting tread depth usually. So once again, let's keep this relevant to help him choose. Not saying you're wrong, just that your claims are misleading.

 

Nitto Terra Grappler - another good one for the $$$ that is decent on the road. I still say the Cooper AT3 for the win (bang for the buck) if the BFG Rugged Terrain is outta the price range.

 

well i ended up ordering the falken rocky mountain ats. For all the great reviews and what some others have said i think it is a good buy. 614$ for 4 tires! thats the cheapest set of 10 ply tires ive ever got. Lets see what happens with them and how they wear. only one way to find out

 

thanks for info man. if you wouldnt of said anything i would of never looked towards the falkens. Im glad i did. seems to be a great tire and it looks good Thanks again!

 

My dad has the Rocky Mountain A/t's on his Toyota and he loves them.

 

The outer strip of tread on the edges is only half the depth of the rest of the tread. imo they are not that great, BFG a/ts are still a better made and designed tire. I don't have any experience with KMs to compare them to. Oh and the tires are made in Thailand.

Disclaimer: I didn't buy them, they came with a truck I bought for cheaper than you can buy the tires new.

 

I must say that is pretty cheap for E-loads. What size did you end up getting? I recently got new tires, too! 265/70/18 BFG Rugged Terrains. They are awesome. Perfectly smooth, grip for days and they look awesome. Gonna end up costing me around $530(after the rebate). I don't mess with E-loads on half ton trucks, tho lol. Hope you enjoy your Falkens, too, and congrats on your purchase.

Need4Racin - That actually sounds like alignment wear... get your front end checked and that should prevent them from wearing unevenly any worse.

 

No that's how the tire is designed/made. ostcount=4[/url] pics found via google.