Another tire question.
#1
Another tire question.
I have been looking for a while and have scanned what seems like 100 pics on here with the setups you have. Im still having a little difficulty making a final decision. Some of the tires i think i like so far are the Toyo At, Hancook At or maybe the Terra Grapps. What i am looking for is something that looks good/sporty and not "all off road or nothing" if I'm making any sense. I drive 99.9% main roads and highway but still want the ability to get through the snow when needed and not have to sacrifice fuel mileage. I am keeping my factory 20's and maybe going with a small level kit. Not decided on that yet either. I know I hate the Scorpions that are on there. I can barely drive the thing in the rain. But i am fine with the look of the tire, they just need a little bigger side wall. So i guess i am looking for some pics with the same factory 20s that i have for ideas and feedback on handling and overall experience with the choice you made. I also like the fact that these dont sling rocks at all. Any help would be appreciated. I was going to wait until next year in the spring to buy new ones but these may not make it and i want to know what i am getting so i can plan ahead a little.
Thanks all
Thanks all
#2
I have been looking for a while and have scanned what seems like 100 pics on here with the setups you have. Im still having a little difficulty making a final decision. Some of the tires i think i like so far are the Toyo At, Hancook At or maybe the Terra Grapps. What i am looking for is something that looks good/sporty and not "all off road or nothing" if I'm making any sense. I drive 99.9% main roads and highway but still want the ability to get through the snow when needed and not have to sacrifice fuel mileage. I am keeping my factory 20's and maybe going with a small level kit. Not decided on that yet either. I know I hate the Scorpions that are on there. I can barely drive the thing in the rain. But i am fine with the look of the tire, they just need a little bigger side wall. So i guess i am looking for some pics with the same factory 20s that i have for ideas and feedback on handling and overall experience with the choice you made. I also like the fact that these dont sling rocks at all. Any help would be appreciated. I was going to wait until next year in the spring to buy new ones but these may not make it and i want to know what i am getting so i can plan ahead a little.
Thanks all
Thanks all
Look no further than the one's ol' Big D be a-runnin':
https://www.f150online.com/forums/pa...lue-grill.html
Ain't seen anyone corn-plain aboot 'em yet - skippy tahrs at a great price.
Happy New Year
MGD
#3
I have been looking for a while and have scanned what seems like 100 pics on here with the setups you have. Im still having a little difficulty making a final decision. Some of the tires i think i like so far are the Toyo At, Hancook At or maybe the Terra Grapps. What i am looking for is something that looks good/sporty and not "all off road or nothing" if I'm making any sense. I drive 99.9% main roads and highway but still want the ability to get through the snow when needed and not have to sacrifice fuel mileage. I am keeping my factory 20's and maybe going with a small level kit. Not decided on that yet either. I know I hate the Scorpions that are on there. I can barely drive the thing in the rain. But i am fine with the look of the tire, they just need a little bigger side wall. So i guess i am looking for some pics with the same factory 20s that i have for ideas and feedback on handling and overall experience with the choice you made. I also like the fact that these dont sling rocks at all. Any help would be appreciated. I was going to wait until next year in the spring to buy new ones but these may not make it and i want to know what i am getting so i can plan ahead a little.
Thanks all
Thanks all
55k Mile A/T tire for around 160 bucks a pop is hard to beat.. Plus I never hear anything bad about Cooper..
#4
I have been looking for a while and have scanned what seems like 100 pics on here with the setups you have. Im still having a little difficulty making a final decision. Some of the tires i think i like so far are the Toyo At, Hancook At or maybe the Terra Grapps. What i am looking for is something that looks good/sporty and not "all off road or nothing" if I'm making any sense. I drive 99.9% main roads and highway but still want the ability to get through the snow when needed and not have to sacrifice fuel mileage. I am keeping my factory 20's and maybe going with a small level kit. Not decided on that yet either. I know I hate the Scorpions that are on there. I can barely drive the thing in the rain. But i am fine with the look of the tire, they just need a little bigger side wall. So i guess i am looking for some pics with the same factory 20s that i have for ideas and feedback on handling and overall experience with the choice you made. I also like the fact that these dont sling rocks at all. Any help would be appreciated. I was going to wait until next year in the spring to buy new ones but these may not make it and i want to know what i am getting so i can plan ahead a little.
Thanks all
Thanks all
Attached is a pick of my truck with them on:
#5
I'm a white letter guy, and Cooper just recently FINALLY made their Discoverer AT/3 tire available in factory size, and put OWL on them! Got 5k on these tires and are by far the BEST tire I have had on a truck. I had put the firestone destination at's on my last ford, but these are better in the snow than those were! And quiet on the road. I absolutely love them and would recommend them to anyone. Same tire as the AT/P from what I understand, with only a slightly different tread pattern.
Attached is a pick of my truck with them on:
Attached is a pick of my truck with them on:
#6
Nitto Terra Grappler G2! I recently out a set on these on mine - 305/50/20 and I have to say I am a happy camper. And with a great mileage warranty too!
http://www.nittotire.com/light-truck...ht-truck-tire/
http://www.nittotire.com/light-truck...ht-truck-tire/
#7
I have been looking for a while and have scanned what seems like 100 pics on here with the setups you have. Im still having a little difficulty making a final decision. Some of the tires i think i like so far are the Toyo At, Hancook At or maybe the Terra Grapps. What i am looking for is something that looks good/sporty and not "all off road or nothing" if I'm making any sense. I drive 99.9% main roads and highway but still want the ability to get through the snow when needed and not have to sacrifice fuel mileage. I am keeping my factory 20's and maybe going with a small level kit. Not decided on that yet either. I know I hate the Scorpions that are on there. I can barely drive the thing in the rain. But i am fine with the look of the tire, they just need a little bigger side wall. So i guess i am looking for some pics with the same factory 20s that i have for ideas and feedback on handling and overall experience with the choice you made. I also like the fact that these dont sling rocks at all. Any help would be appreciated. I was going to wait until next year in the spring to buy new ones but these may not make it and i want to know what i am getting so i can plan ahead a little.
Thanks all
Thanks all
Anyway once I get mine i will give a review as it is raining cats n dogs here in arkansas atm. Gl and let us know what you decided to go with.
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#8
Did you find what you're looking for? I have been searching a while too and after considerable research and speaking to people, I've concluded the Toyo AT2 is my next set of tires. Mine should be coming in on the 6th. I love the aggressive sidewall the overall appearance of the tire but more importantly, I checked several other forums (including diesel forums) and it seems everyone swears by this tire. They claim it is great in all wet/snowy/icy conditions which appeals to me.
Anyway once I get mine i will give a review as it is raining cats n dogs here in arkansas atm. Gl and let us know what you decided to go with.
Anyway once I get mine i will give a review as it is raining cats n dogs here in arkansas atm. Gl and let us know what you decided to go with.
#9
Yeah they are factory, 275/55/20. I really like them. Much better in snow than the Pirelli's, (not that it takes much), and better than the Firestone Destination AT's I had on my previous Ford. Although the Firestones were nice tires too. just pricey.
#10