Best 33-35" Tire for Highway Use
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Best 33-35" Tire for Highway Use
I've got an 05 Supercrew, looking for tires. I would like a set of 305/70R18's but I'm not sure which tires to get. Driving is mostly highway, some dirt roads and a few mud holes here and there. No snow, ever. Thinking all terrains. What tires do you guys and gals suggest?
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Well the best tire for highway use in that size would be actual Highway Tires, but if you want an AT tire I love my Goodyear Wrangler DuraTracs! They don't make any noise and get great traction when wet and are good in snow if you ever did happen to run into any!
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If you look at all of the bad reviews on them, It's 1-ton and 3/4-ton trucks. I love mine in 33" they don't roll in turns, quiet, traction. Everything you want from an AT tire.
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Pitbull Growlers are magnificent... drove a truck with em last week. I haven't found a price, or dealer, but I was looking for 31x10.50xr15, so it'd be different anyway. Lots of good stories about em too. Nice wear, good tractions, takes the AT tire a litte farther into MT territory, but keeps AT manners, I know that part first hand. Supposed to be awesome snow, sand, and mud too.
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BFG A/T is the way to go IMO I have them on my truck and love em you cant beat a BFG IMO this is my 2nd set the first one I had on my chevy which was my daily driver and they wore great but you have to rotate em but I got a bunch of miles outa them tires, they do quite well off road too and really well in the sand.
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I've got an 05 Supercrew, looking for tires. I would like a set of 305/70R18's but I'm not sure which tires to get. Driving is mostly highway, some dirt roads and a few mud holes here and there. No snow, ever. Thinking all terrains. What tires do you guys and gals suggest?
You definitely have a wide variety to choose from. Some brands that I have had in the past included: Nitto, Toyo, and Mickey Thompson. They all make a good A/T tire...just depends on the look you want.