What tire do you prefer? (18" on a pickup truck)

[stang2be]

I've got michelins that came on my f150 from the dealer. So far no complaints and as long as they wear well I'll likely put similar on when these wear out

[dcs13]

Michelin LTX \thread. They are expensive, but they are so worth it.

I'll second that. Great tires

[KWClutch]

I had the Yokohama Geolanders and loved them. They proved to be a pretty good All Terrain tire too. I had them on my old Discovery and they made quick work of somewhat challenging terrain.

BFG's are a good tire but the wear isn't spectacular.

[LX88Pony]

Got 50k out of my Toyo Open Country A/T's in 325/50/22 on my 08 F-350. Replaced them with the new Toyo Open Country A/T II in the same size. They say should last 65k with rotation. Ride is awesome, traction is pretty good until 30+ pounds of boost on the Hot Damn tune.

[matts5.0]

Toyo at2 open country.

[petyweestraw]

Kinda off topic but lots of good info here.

I've got some stock 16s on my 01 burb with 265/75/16s. I was looking at some steelies in 16s but was thinking 17s. Stay with the stockers or extra weight of the steelies no bueno? Opinions?

I ask Cus m gonna get tires next month and trying to decide .

[UserX]

1. Michelin
2. Toyo
3. BFG

[SMKR]

Def the Michelin's. They are expensive but sturdy as hell. There on both my 97 f150 and 99 exploder.

Hey bro, what's your current project/toy?

[samuel642000]

Ignore my previous post, I too have Michelin LTX. Pretty nice tire.

[SMKR]

Michelins do kick ass