MattFX4
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Tires aren't noisy at all. They are pretty quiet actually. No louder than the stock tires that came on the truck. Yeah I had stock tires prior that came on truck when I bought it new.Looks bad ass. How's the road noise? You have stock tires prior?
I hear you. I've waited 3 years to get new tires. I couldn't see buying new ones when the factory tires were fine. I got 40,000 miles out of the factory tires until I blew two out last week driving in the ice storm. They were wore out though.I like the BFG AT KO's and Toyo Open Country AT II tires, cannot wait for my stock tires to wear out so I can get some new ones.
Yep, 35x12.50r20's. Actual measurements are 34.5x12.50. They barely fit with a 2.5" lift in front.Wow. Those are 35" tires? Looks smaller than that.
Could also be from factory rim and no offset.Wow. Those are 35" tires? Looks smaller than that.
We live in the snow belt. I dislike A/T tires in the Winter. I run Cooper Discoverer M/S non studded. I run them year round and get 2 years out of them. If I had eight rims I would change in the Summer to A/T, to extend the life of the soft compound in the M/S. I also run 10 ply on the truck. Much better handling under load since the tow rig is a salt/sand rig in Winter and It handles heavy overloads. My GVWR is 9200#'s.Alright, I'm gonna bump this post. I tow my boat (about 5000 lbs loaded) all over for about 4-5 months out of the year, the rest of the time is all highway with snow. I am about to replace the original Alenza Dueller H/L (275/55 R20) at 30k... Yeah, 30,000 miles. I'm looking for an all season tire that will last a bit longer and not sound like I'm running mudders on the freeway. Suggestions? Or, do I buy another set of rims and run different tires in the winter?