What Brand Tire For Aggressive look is NICEST!

[MSM1]

Looking to see what Tire Manufacturer and Style tire is the nicest for height and agressiveness

 

 

I saw two I like

 

Goodyear Duratrac

 

and

 

My favorite so far is the

 

BF Goodrich Mud Terrain commonly put on the rubicon jeeps

 

 

Any thoughts for better ones. I myself prefer american made products so I tend not to look at Toyo and such

[sab316]

BFG isn't an American made product I don't think. I had the BFG KM2's on my truck and loved them up until I sold them (nothing related to the tire). Also "best looking" is all a matter of opinion... What I think looks good, you may not.

[kstruckcountry]

Between those two I'd definitely choose the BFGs, both for looks and functionality.

[Stevens03]

BFG's

[BlkSilverado2011]

I like the BFG Rugged Terrian

 

 

but for the price and looks I like the Falken Rocky Mountain Tires

 

 

[redjewel2ss]

me likey the Toyo Open Country MT's and AT's, as well as the Nitto Terra and Trail Grapplers.

 

pick your poison, mud terrain tire or all terrain tire; red pill or blue pill?

[Portdriver]

 

Gotta cast my vote for the GY Duratracs

[yukon25008.1]

Everyone says bfg..but the 1 pair i had wore horrible.. So my opinion would be goodyear mt/r or duratrac,

or nitto trailgrappler,

[nbuchanan]

Hercules Trail Digger M/Ts. They are sold for a reasonable price and so far I have been very happy with them on my truck.

[Big Whiskey]

Some good ones already mentioned (BFG MT, Toyo MT, Nitto Trail Grappler) The Cooper STT and Firestone Destination MT are also aggressive looking tires!

 

Hercules Trail Digger M/Ts. They are sold for a reasonable price and so far I have been very happy with them on my truck.

 

 

Those are good looking tires too!

[mossbum]

My vote is for the Trail Grappler!

 

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[uh6tdrvr]

I have a friend that sets up oil drill sites and he swears by his Duratrac's. Second to those he recommends Cooper S/T's. He is either on the interstate or driving in the mud to set up a new site.

[LURCH HD]

I don't think you are going to get good wear from any M/T tire regardless of brand, some will be better than others.

[07sierra8.1]

I had always sworn by these set of tires for years back when they were Chapperal Brand, now I see good-year makes it again under the name of Sport King ll..However they are only rated as a "Standard Load" tire, which if your gonna do some heavy hauling, your gonna want a D or E range tire . But they have a semi agressive look to them, do well in the mud and snow, wear the best out of any mud or all-terrian tire I have had, (with a proper alignment at least once or twice a year, they dont get choppy or noisey at all).

 

This is no lie, my Father put a set of these on his 1986 K20 Pick up back in 1996 when he restored it, I now own the truck, it still has the same exact set of tires on it, still about 50% tread left, but the truck only gets 8000 miles at most put on it in a year. But they are still smooth, not cupped or anything, I am going to have to replace the tires though befor summer because dry-rot is becoming the death of them Here is a pic of the truck just taken this past weekend.

 

 

 

(Camper Cap is only on for hauling firewood, I know I dont care for it either, but can haul more wood that way) And the truck is loaded in the pic which is why she sits down a bit in the rear.

 

 

 

 

Here is better pic of tread pattern

 

[kstruckcountry]

The M/Ts on the 1990 don't cup at all, my buddy has the same tires on his 1998 and they are cupped. The difference? I drive more on gravel (seems to level them out), and his truck is leveled. He's had it aligned multiple times and it still wears em funny.