jonny002

I got about 20k on a set of pro comp mud terrains. This number is a little lower since they were on a high hp diesel. I could see them getting almost double the milage on one of these pick ups and I never had any flat tires and they looked good.

techrep

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Rainman....go with BFG M/T KM2's the best tire money can buy ...but you have to have money...they are only 6 bucks a tire more than the A/T's at tires dfirect.com shipped free to your front door.

Josh 94 F150

I would recomend the cooper discoverer A/T tires they do great on the road and perform great offroad even in the mud i put them on my truck and i love them

traildogg

I have read some reviews that the bfg km1 last longer than km2 the newer version has a softer rubber compound.

94'snap

BFG A/T ftw

Ham-Bone

i liked the ETS Tail Masters TD (remolds) they lasted little over 30,000 cost my $105 a tires and did the same in road driving as off road driving i never got stuck and i have a 2wd and i can tell you i wasn't easy on them they aren't to bad for looks wise either check out my album to see what hey looked like at 10,000km

Dogman_528

I have the Cooper STT's and I have about 12,000 on them and you cannot even notice any wear.

Jaslar12002

I had a set of 285/75 17 buckshots on my 2001 f150 put 30,000 miles on them still had 13/32nds of tread on them had them balanced and rotated every 3000 miles

nutsdeeps96

have 35" mud kings with 20,000 miles..rotate and balance every 2,000 miles and still have about half tread left...use on-road more then off-road

07DuramaxHD

I'm currently running a set of 31X10.50 15's on my 91 F-150 that are Nexen Roadian M/T's. I'm not sure who the manufacturer of the tire is although the tire dealer I bought them from said Bridgestone. So far they are wearing great, bite great, and don't move around much at all on muddy inclines/angles. I bought 4 mounted and balanced for $460 which is a pretty decent price to me.