Good all around tires

[tex78]

I have used the BFG all terrains had 74K on them on my 2010 Chevy 1500 4wd. I pull a 24.5ft holiday trailer and pull a sled trailer. I do go off road for sledding they worked very well for me.

Big allterains are what they say, not the best in mud, Ice, snow ect

But good in them all

I use them winter only, and mud tires for summer

 

[crow]

Just put goodyear wrangler all terrain adventure with kevlar...basically new age silent armour..very impressed with them so far and also snowflake stamped, paid $1480 all in installed for 275/65r20

 

[DooDoo]

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]I[/FONT] recommend the Yokahama Geolander A/T-S. I tow a lot of weight (backhoe) all the time and have had good luck with them lasting. I will be buying them again. The tires that came with my truck where the Michelin LTX MS and I was lucky if I got 30,000km with them. The one nice thing about the Michelins is they where quite.

 

[tmo1620]

Just put duratracs on my truck 275/60r20 to replace stock tires, so far I like em seem quiet but havent really got it out on the highway yet, I think at this point Id be happy with anything other than the stock ones, should be way nicer towing the trailers now

 

[sledneck_03]

I run cooper discoverer a/t3s, had awesome reviews for a a/t, they were $1200-1300 for 4 installed 275/65r20s.

So far i love them, quiet, decent looking, good in winter. Clean out quick in mud.


#canadastrong

 

[SaskSummit]

Just ordered toyo open country at2. Been running duratracs for years. Want to try something different they get so damn loud after awhile. But they are pretty good tires fore sure.

 

[fisherman420]

The new BFG K02 are nice, quiet, good traction, supposed to last longer than the old all terrains and they have better sidewall traction. My old ones were great on snow/ice, hopefully these new ones will be better yet.