Best all terrain tire

[LTeddy]

So I believe I'm going with the ko2 now the only concern I have is I have the 4.3 is the extra weight from these tires going to ruin any ball joints etc and how much towing capacity will I lose if I lose any? Sorry guys I'm new to all this lol

[Syclone3MT]

I have the Cooper AT/3 on my truck in a 6 ply 275/65/18. These tires are amazing. Great here in the snow in Montana and no Highway road noise at all. Have had them a year and am very impressed with these tires! Highly recommended!!

[Roscopcoletrain]

I have the Cooper AT/3 on my truck in a 6 ply 275/65/18. These tires are amazing. Great here in the snow in Montana and no Highway road noise at all. Have had them a year and am very impressed with these tires! Highly recommended!!

 

I think Im going to go with the ATW. Its like the at3, but snow flake rated.

[kstruckcountry]

 

I think Im going to go with the ATW. Its like the at3, but snow flake rated.

I've been looking at those too, the pattern does look similar. I haven't found many reviews of them yet.

[Roscopcoletrain]

Yeah, Im a bit worried they'd melt too quick in the summer months, but from what I've read, they seem ok

[Rawyzf]

I like the look of the ATW. I just stick with the ATP though based on past experience.

[Roscopcoletrain]

I like the look of the ATW. I just stick with the ATP though based on past experience.

 

yeah, you probably can't go wrong with either

[Jlm02a3094]

On my previous 3 trucks (2008 Silverado, 2012 Silverado, 2014 ram) I had the Firestone Destination AT's and was very happy with them. For this truck (2015 Sierra) I'm putting the KO2's on this Thursday. I read an awful lot before choosing them. They just seem to be the best choice for me.

 

Josh

[BlackZ71Silverado]

I have been more than pleased with my Cooper Discoverer AT3's on both trucks. They work great in every situation and come with a 55,000 mile warranty.

[volrus]

I agonized over picking out the right tire. I read, studied, and and researched big time. I had Duratrac's on my last truck, and they were great. But everytime I buy tires, I go through the same self torture. Ha! Anyhow, I did a 2" level on my truck, and decided to go with 275/70/18's on the factory wheels. I'm very happy with my decision, and have gotten lot's of compliments on the new look. I'm also quite surprised on how quiet these tires are. I've also run the General AT2's in the past with great success, but I wanted something more aggressive looking, with great street manners and snow/ice performance. These are Severe Snow Service rated, which was one of my requirements. (The little Mountain/Snowflake symbol on the tire) Here's the new tires:

 

 

Can I run this same size on my non-leveled truck?

[fpdsniper]

Can I run this same size on my non-leveled truck?

I doubt it, but can't say for sure. My lift was a paltry $32.00 plus about $100 to get it installed and $59 for an alignment. Pretty cheap improvement, IMHO.

[smrr1]

 

can you PLEASE post a couple pics of your truck with these tires. been looking all over for a 14+ gm truck with this exact tire size. i am installing a 1.5 level and 90% sure i am going with a tire this size. thanks!!!

If you responded i am seeing nothing...

[LTeddy]

Can I run a 275/65 18 without a leveling kit? Also does running a different size instead of oem void your warranty? Don't want to take it in and have the dealership say can't do anything because it's not oem size

[Roscopcoletrain]

275/65/18 ATW installed. My only gripe...wish they they had white lettering.

 

[kstruckcountry]

Look at all that siping! They look great. Can't wait to see how the work for you.