Best I have ran for road life and great mudding is the BFG M/T, I haven't tried the new Wranglers, but they are supposed to get great road life and great mudding, they seem pricey though. I like the new Wrangler M/T looks. I run Wrangler A/Ts on the Suburban and get about 40,000 miles. I get 40,000 to 50,000 on the BFG M/Ts on a Bronco

I love the Nitto looks, if you get those let me know how they do.

Stay away from Interco for road life.

 

that is a very nice tread pattern for them

 

The Nitto's look good so far.

 

I love Cooper Discoverer S/T's

 

my favorite on road/mud tire is dick cepek f/c II's. great tire with a well designed tread that does great in mud! i have a set of 285/75r16's on my truck and absolutely love them! check online for good deals

 

TMan,

I just want to add a comment here, in that I don't think that a lot of guys give the Mud/Snows a fair shake when it comes to mileage.

One should expect to get longer use from a P, LT or AT type, but when you start separating the bars on the Tread to dig into the mud/snow, it invariably causes a focus of pressure on that (lesser road contact) Tread.

I've always used/had a second set of rims, and only use my mud/snow when it was actually muddy or on snow, and under those conditions, they last as long as just about anything else.

So, what I'm saying is that take that "low mileage" with a grain of salt approach.

 

got new tires on my truck, i went with Hercules Trail Digger M/T 285/75/16 and so far no rubbing and like them

 

I am looking for all terrain tires for my 2003 silverado 2500HD. I am on a budget so I need something that will give me that meaty look without breaking the bank. Any help is appreciated.

 

Just take a look on the right side of this Page.
There are several good low cost Tire Vendors listed.
You can visit their sites, even talk to them on the phone if it's listed.
They can tell you quickly about what's on sale, and available.

Good luck

 

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