Guys I can't find a mud tire for anything to fit my stock 20" wheels on my 08 FX4. I know there gotta be something out their right? If so where? The only thing I have found close is a BFG All-Terrain and they want like $415 per tire. Thanks for any info ya'll may have!!

 

look at Nitto, Cooper STT, Mickey Thompson MTZ, Super Samper Irok, possibly Kumho

 

I agree.

 

BFG makes the KM2 in 33" and 35" for a 20" rim.

Link----> http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/specs...-km2/3930.html

 

Toyo Open Country M/ts all the way

 

ok great, thanx for all the help guys!

 

Hay Brian im stuck on the same boat. I just dont know what to go with Nitto or Toyo.Heck i need a good set to last cuz i put alot of miles on my truck,and what size to go with. Do you have a size in mind?

 

Yea I wanted to go with a 35/20. I was checking out some tires in this size and personally I like the Nitto's better then I do the Toyo's. Reason being is that the Toyo's are a little to wide for my taste!

 

Do you a have a lift at all on your truck? See and what gets me a guy from big o tires said that a 35 would be to big but i put a Leveling kit on my truck.

 

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.

 

You can fit 35x12.50's on a 4x4 with a leveling kit if you use the oem wheels.

 

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)!!

 

Its not a mud tire, but I chose it for the same reasons you have.

http://www.coopertire.com/html/produ...?page=zeon_ltz

 

Ya i guess i better stay away from 35s then if i have to change gears and stock rims O well. Well im pretty sure ill make up my mind some time this month about getiing tires but when i do ill post pics.

 

You don't have to change gears or wheels to run 35's.