A good A/T tire?

[cparks555]

The Duratracs look the best IMO, more aggressive than a regular AT.

[Black02Silverado]

I've only had the BFG AT's and got 70k out of a set. I liked them, as stated before, not loud, good in snow and road nice.

[kurt1993]

Both the BFGs and the Duratracs sounds really good right now

[Big Whiskey]

The Duratracs look the best IMO, more aggressive than a regular AT.

 

Yup, I agree. They're a really good looking tire.

 

Both the BFGs and the Duratracs sounds really good right now

 

You can't go wrong with either of those. I've never had Duratracs, but I've ran multiple sets of BFG AT's....and I was very happy with them. The only reason I didn't go with them on my new truck is because I wanted a lighter tire to try to save some MPG.

[dirtfan21]

I'd recommend Cooper AT3, Cooper S/T, General Grabber AT2, Toyo Open Country AT2, Goodyear Duratrac, and BFG AT....in no particular order. From what I hear, the Duratrac's are beast mode in the snow.

 

I can back that statement up, my buddy has them and in the last snow it was LOCKED to the road.

[Ironman24]

Take a look at the Kelly Safari TSR. They look like a nice all terrain.

 

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[mossbum]

I will heartily recommend the ProComp Xtreme A/T. Had a set of those in 35s and they were a helluva tire. Mud, snow, rain, nothing phased them.

[cyclepuck]

Mastercraft is a knock off of Cooper but if you put them side by side you'll see differences in the tread. Mainly the Cooper will have more sipes and a little wider clean out groove. Now as far as choices from experience would Cooper at3 or st. But for snow you cannot beat the m+s Cooper but will wear a little quicker. My last set was bfg at and they rode better and was good in the dirt and sand but I was disappointed in the snow. I've stayed away from Goodyear mainly because for what you pay they should last longer but I have heard very good things about the Duratrac from friends still in the tire business. I happened to managed a tire store for 10 yrs and IMO Cooper's give you the best bang for the buck and they are an 100% American company.

 

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[Big Whiskey]

Also, just FYI....I found out yesterday that Cooper AT3's work VERY well in the snow too.

[kurt1993]

cool, thanks for all the replies and personal expieriences guys, every bit helps

[Mich4x4]

I had Dick Cepek FCII on my last truck and they were great. Wore really well and good in all types of weather. I will definitely be considering them for my new (to me) Silverado. I believe they are also made by cooper. Not the cheapest tires out there, but they worked really well. I got 60,000 out of mine and I am sure they could have gone a few thousand more. Aggressive looking and a nice compromise between a full blown mud terrain tire and an AT tire. I may be alone with this....But I am really tired of the BFG AT tread pattern. That is specifically why I bought the Cepeks.

[jester73]

I recently purchased the Hankook Dynapro ATM RF10's in a LT285/55/20. They look good, very quiet and excellent traction in mud and snow.

 

The only thing I didnt like was the decrease in MPG's as I was running the stock touring tires before. I've increased my PSI from 40 to 45 to see if that helps.

[Daryl LBZ]

Any A/T tire made by Cooper or BF Goodrich.

 

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[Mich4x4]

Seriously, I would ad the Dick Cepeks to the group of tires you are looking at..

[bartonjude]

Nitto Terra Grappler fan here. I replaced the factory tires at 38k, Nitto's lasted until 92k. On my second set now.