Tire Poll.........The Ultimate Guide

[ISFast]

I'm with Max the Toyo MT and the Nitto Mud grapplers are bullet proof! You screw one of those tires up you are doing work. Over 100k between a few sets of grapplers and zero flats now thats saying something.

 

[RAPTURR]

pft. no falken wildpeaks listed? useless poll!

Dam Canadians.......There is going to be a Poll update to Help those sensitive members.

making a poll at midnight seemed like a great idea....

 

[Steele16]

Need to add Generals

 

[RAPTURR]

Need to add Generals

update coming soon to list

 

[tbone]

where are the falken wildpeaks those i find are the best they compete with the general grabber at2 they work awesome off road and their tough and have lasted me so far 7,000 miles with towing and off roading and have warn down about a quarter to a third

 

[RAPTURR]

Write in vote.

BFG Baja for dirt. Terrible on the road, amazing off.

Day to day the stock tires.

Dam Trey just looked up the Baja's. Serious cash!
Are they that good in rocky conditions or do they get torn up easy?

 

[nohel]

I haven't gone to after market tires on the raptor yet. But i ran 35x12.5x17 toyos mt on my last truck which was a 3/4 ton and they are bullet proof like MAXX said. In the snow they were just awesome i wouldn't have to worry about them getting clogged, 2-3 ft of snow wasn't an issue those things would dig. I also got about 50k miles out of them which is good for a mud tire and road noise wasn't to bad for a mud tire.

 

[M64D RAPTOR]

Need to add "Fierce, Attitude"

 

[cups]

Cant vote in the pole. I recently put Faulken Rocky Mtn. 325/70/17 on. I like them alot. These are suppose to be identical to Faulken Wild Peak. (Rocky Mtn is sold only by Discount/Americas Tires.

They ride "harder" than the stock BFGs, but not bad, just noticable. They are also about a half inch taller than the BFGs.

So far, Yes I would buy again.

 

[JDUB]

I run the Toyo MT's on my Chevy diesel. It has a 8" lift with 35" tires on 20" wheels. My first set I got 65K miles out of them! The key to tire life is Rotation and balance. I Rotated every 3k miles and balanced every 6k (this was most important because of my wheel size).

I am now on my second set. And yes, as stated before, they are pretty much bullet proof. My work has taken me to places where moderate rocking crawling was necessary (being I was in a 6000 lb. full size truck). Tires performed great even on a 20" wheel!