New Tires/leveling Kit

[rwa917]

looking for some advice on what to do for new tires. need something that is good in snow. i currently have cooper discoverer atrs but was looking at the good year wrangler duratracs. the coopers are 265-75-16. i was thinking about putting 285's on. i have a ready lift leveling kit which are new torsion keys to give me more clearance up front for a taller tire. i was also thinking about putting 2 inch blocks in the rear sometime soon. any advice on what to do or what not to do? thanks

 

Truck is a 2004 Silverado 4x4 5.3L all stock

 

[maje16]

looking for some advice on what to do for new tires. need something that is good in snow. i currently have cooper discoverer atrs but was looking at the good year wrangler duratracs. the coopers are 265-75-16. i was thinking about putting 285's on. i have a ready lift leveling kit which are new torsion keys to give me more clearance up front for a taller tire. i was also thinking about putting 2 inch blocks in the rear sometime soon. any advice on what to do or what not to do? thanks

 

Truck is a 2004 Silverado 4x4 5.3L all stock

 

 

I have dueller 285/75 16`s on stock wheels with the same ready lift keys and set the front .5 inch lower than the back with a slight rake. The rear has blocks, I assume these were stock, they were on the truck when I got it. Here`s a pic if that helps...

 

[05Z71ss]

easy answer Bfg mud terrains!!!

[rwa917]

looking for some advice on what to do for new tires. need something that is good in snow. i currently have cooper discoverer atrs but was looking at the good year wrangler duratracs. the coopers are 265-75-16. i was thinking about putting 285's on. i have a ready lift leveling kit which are new torsion keys to give me more clearance up front for a taller tire. i was also thinking about putting 2 inch blocks in the rear sometime soon. any advice on what to do or what not to do? thanks

 

Truck is a 2004 Silverado 4x4 5.3L all stock

 

 

I have dueller 285/75 16`s on stock wheels with the same ready lift keys and set the front .5 inch lower than the back with a slight rake. The rear has blocks, I assume these were stock, they were on the truck when I got it. Here`s a pic if that helps...

 

 

looks good, thanks

[rwa917]

easy answer Bfg mud terrains!!!

 

those would be on the truck already if i could afford them

[Gahgogow]

no its not i think.let it ROCK !!

[csheatz]

for the price look at firestone destination AT's they are rated very well at tirerack.com

[salden77]

easy answer Bfg mud terrains!!!

 

+1 to the BFG M/T'S

[fcknmaw]

General Grabber AT2's. I have them, and for $140/tire plus a 60K warranty, I had to get them.

[mikystyle]

If you dont want to deal with the price of a mud terrain but want something that hooks up decent and looks good you can always go with the 'ol reliable BFG AllTerrains.

[amtz.zero]

I currently have BFG's too. They're pretty good.

[fcknmaw]

They look very similar, but the Generals are about $40-50 less expensive and offers a warranty.

 

 

Either way, I've had/have both, and have no complaints.