Tire opinions...

[DevilishT2003]

Mickey Thompson STZ Baja vs Toyo Open Country AT vs Nitto Terra Grappler for daily driving but keeping an aggressive look.......

 

[Opeth]

Have you looked at Cooper tires at all? You may not want the STT's like I have, but they have an A/T3 or ST MAXX.

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

Mickey Thompson STZ Baja vs Toyo Open Country AT vs Nitto Terra Grappler for daily driving but keeping an aggressive look.......

Mickey makes great tires. I know lots of guys that love the ATZ and MTZ.

Toyo OC AT are heavy. I had some 36s for a bit and they were OK, but not great.

Nitto- Never had any, but they seem to be love or hate from what I hear.

Take a look at the Wildpeak AT. Getting great reviews all over.

I think the Cooper Zeon LTZ's look sweet. And Cooper tires have always been good to me.

 

[Cable810]

I've have yet to have any problems with the Grabber AT2! Great on road, handle really well in the rain. They have done me good in the mud(Not a mud pit) and sand. The only thing is I have not had them in the snow. But from what I read they do really good in the snow. I'd assume they'd be awsome in the snow due to all the sipes in the tire. They are reasonably priced too I paied $660 for all 4. They look more agressive then the BFG AT/TA/KO, IMO

 

[ScarabEpic22]

Dont look at the Toyo Open Country A/Ts, they blow on our trucks. I had set and they wouldnt stay planted when it rained (I live in Seattle, lots of wet roads).

Heard good things about the Nitto Terra Grapplers but I cant personally comment on them, for an AT the Cooper Zeon LTZ is a good tire. Flyingfischer (Craig) has them on his 04 in 285/50R20 on gunmetal SS wheels, looks good and he has no issues driving in wet/dry/snow.

 

[ZOOMDWEEBEE]

I went with Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac 265/70/R16.. really quite going downt the road and they were ranked the best performing A/T in OffRoad magazine.. good in snow mud rain and pavment.

 

[camper1]

I've have yet to have any problems with the Grabber AT2! Great on road, handle really well in the rain. They have done me good in the mud(Not a mud pit) and sand. The only thing is I have not had them in the snow. But from what I read they do really good in the snow. I'd assume they'd be awsome in the snow due to all the sipes in the tire. They are reasonably priced too I paied $660 for all 4. They look more agressive then the BFG AT/TA/KO, IMO

Grabber AT2 are awesome in the snow! I dont even have to use 4x4 if there is under 6 inches. With 4x4 havent got stuck in over a foot!