20" Mud Tire.
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From: Orange Beach
I do not have a lift right now. But have plans on a 6" ProComp Suspension lift and a Skyjacker 3" body lift in the near future. If your truck is at stock height, you will definitely need a lift in order to run 35" tires. With that being said I would not run a bigger tire then a 35" unless you plan on changing out your gears.
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From: Northern Wisconsin
Get some Toyo MT's they are a great tire (pricey sure) but they look great and are very quiet while riding the highway, and they will last you a long time as long as you stay on top of rotating them as needed! Can't wait to get a new set of them myself!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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From: Bolton, CT
I have to admit that the Nitto Mud Grapplers look pretty sweet, but I personally would never get them. My friend has them on his F350 and it gets pretty annoying pretty fast. Especially when on the highway.
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From: Jupiter, Fl.
[QUOTE=miseroth;3263780]MY 2007 Screw 4x4 is going to need new tires soon (replacing the Pirelli Scorpion tires). Keep us posted as to what you find including the price, as I was planning on installing the level kit and going with 35" tires, but they are definitely not cheap...just about twice the price per tire compared to the 35" Goodyear MT/Rs that I have on my 1991 Bronco (in the 15" size)!
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From: Nesbit, MS
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My truck is currently just north of 26,000 miles (only after 13 or 14 months of buying it!). I don't have any real compliants about the Pirellis, but I am pretty sure that I do not want to buy them again.
I have been looking at the Toyo M/Ts, BFG KM2 and whatever else I can find to wrap around my 20" OEM wheels (at a decent price!).
MY 2007 Screw 4x4 is going to need new tires soon (replacing the Pirelli Scorpion tires). Keep us posted as to what you find including the price, as I was planning on installing the level kit and going with 35" tires, but they are definitely not cheap...just about twice the price per tire compared to the 35" Goodyear MT/Rs that I have on my 1991 Bronco (in the 15" size)!![/QUOTE
How many miles did you get out of the Pirelli's?
How many miles did you get out of the Pirelli's?
I have been looking at the Toyo M/Ts, BFG KM2 and whatever else I can find to wrap around my 20" OEM wheels (at a decent price!).
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From: Jupiter, Fl.
[QUOTE=miseroth;3272001]
My truck is currently just north of 26,000 miles (only after 13 or 14 months of buying it!). I don't have any real compliants about the Pirellis, but I am pretty sure that I do not want to buy them again.
I have been looking at the Toyo M/Ts, BFG KM2 and whatever else I can find to wrap around my 20" OEM wheels (at a decent price!).
Thanks, I was just wondering how many miles I can expect out of them.
My truck is currently just north of 26,000 miles (only after 13 or 14 months of buying it!). I don't have any real compliants about the Pirellis, but I am pretty sure that I do not want to buy them again.
I have been looking at the Toyo M/Ts, BFG KM2 and whatever else I can find to wrap around my 20" OEM wheels (at a decent price!).
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From: J-Ville Florida
Go with the toyo mt . I have 21,000 miles on mine and still have over 90% tread on them Mine are 37 x 13.5 x 22 so Iam sure they make a 20" . Dont get the nittos they suck and sound like a dang boat . I had the nittos on for about a month and gave them away . plus they got recalled . go with the toyo mt .