I know this has been discussed over and over and I have tried to read them.
However, here goes.
2018 F150 Super Crew 4 WD short bed. Open bed, no camper or tool box.
I live in south GA, so no snow or slush. Lots of rain and mud. 75% on paved roads. Do get off road in woods and fields when hunting or dog work.

currently have the stock Goodyear Wrangler Fortitude HT 275/65 R18. Says M and S on them. Lasted 60k.

time for new.

I Want something a little more aggressive but not loud on highway.

any recommendations?

thank you for tolerating this...again.

UPDATE: went with the Goodyear Wrangler Adventurer AT. Was kinda splitting the difference in that wife drives truck in highway sometimes and doesn’t like noise. We’ll see how they work out. Thanks for all the suggestions.

 

I’ve got Michelin LTX AT2s on my work truck. Sidewall not aggressive at all. But nice tread pattern. They are E rated and VERY quiet. Hold up great on oilfield lease roads. Haven’t been in any crazy mud yet. Great tires, but if looks are your main thing probably not for you.

 

I've heard a number of people llike the continential terraincontact AT's. I got the HT version recently and they've been great for the 2 days I've had them so far.

Alot of people seem to like the wildpeak something. I'm assuming here you want an All Terrain tire as opposed to a highway tire.

Good Luck.

 

Falken Wildpeakk AT3W

 

I put Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus on mine a couple months ago. Pretty happy with them, very quiet and more aggressive than the factory Goodyear Wranglers.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/pirel...l-terrain-plus

 

I got these free off my buddy as new take off's from his 2500. I feel they're louder than the stock Wranglers. Sold the Wranglers and gave him the money.

 

WoW! You have a 2918 F 150? I figured that those models would be levitating & have no use for wheels/tires.

 

Has anyone tried Nitto Recon Grapplers? I’m intrigued by how quiet reviews say they are, despite the aggressive look. Also like that you can get a p-rated tire in 275/65/20 (although I think I might prefer 285/60/20).

 

OP here.
Can I go to a LT on an F150 4 x 4?
downside? Too heavy? Waste of $?.

Also looking at Goodyear Wrangler AT
Adventurer w/Kevlar. Anyone have these?

lookin for something that is a slight bit aggressive but not over the top.

 

Here's mine. goodyear all terrain