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Tommyboy123

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• Oct 30, 2018

• #1

best for sr5 4x4 tires

 

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Bogunn

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• Oct 30, 2018

• #2

Tommyboy123 said:

best for sr5 4x4 tires

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You’ll get a lot of opinions. BFG KO2 is always a top pick.
Basically it’s gonna be: what you like, what your budget is, and if they’ll be your daily driver tires or a winter only tire.

 

Crawdad

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• Oct 30, 2018

• #3

Tommyboy123 said:

best for sr5 4x4 tires

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What type of terrain are you buying your tire for?

 

whippersnapper02

Negative Nancy

• Oct 30, 2018

• #4

Round.

 

OR17TRD

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• Oct 30, 2018

• #5

whippersnapper02 said:

Round.

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I prefer oblong

 

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Bogunn

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• Oct 31, 2018

• #6

OR17TRD said:

I prefer oblong

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Bogunn

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• Oct 31, 2018

• #7

whippersnapper02 said:

Round.

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^^^This is probably the most logical suggestion yet.

 

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Avion84

Member

• Oct 31, 2018

• #8

If you are planning to buy a set of all-terrain tires, I suggest that you go for Toyo Tires' Open Country A/T II. It works well in snow, mud and dirt roads. I have it on my 2013 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner.

 

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Tommyboy123

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• Oct 31, 2018

• #9

Mostly daily driving but wiil be towing 18 ft bassboat during spring and summer.

 

whippersnapper02

Negative Nancy

• Oct 31, 2018

• #10

I had Dynopro ATMs before and they were pretty good. They weren't too aggressive so no noise on the street. I've heard the Cooper Discovery AT3 is good.

 

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Tommyboy123

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• Oct 31, 2018

• #11

Thanks Wipper I'm thinking Cooper Discover

 

jdr3366

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• Oct 31, 2018

• #12

 

Atomic Diesel

Well-Known Member

• Nov 1, 2018

• #13

Round, black, and full of air. Tread preferred.
Never seen anyone mention Maxxis. Youngest boy has a set on his GMC and they are performing well. Well enough that I will look into them when the time comes.

 

jdr3366

Well-Known Member

• Nov 1, 2018

• #14

These are less expensive than the Michelin version, and rated higher. I'm thinking of replacing my Toyo Open Country with them.
Does anybody have experience with the Kumho?

KUMHO CRUGEN HT51
265/65R17
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
$143.52

MICHELIN
DEFENDER LTX M/S $202

MICHELIN
PREMIER LTX $214[URL='https://www.tirerack.com/tires/types/modalbox_perfcatdefinition.jsp?perfCat=CSTAS']
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