tapko

The Nitto's would be fine but because they are more aggressive you will have a LOT louder hwy noise and the wear would be extremely fast. Same with the Toyo M/T.
For that reason I went with Toyo Open Country A/T.. aggressive tread with a 65,000 mile warranty. I was pretty impressed with the design and looks of the tread. Here is a link----

http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/op...-terrain-tires

Here is what they look like after 5k miles in my attached pic.

I hope this information helps...let me know what you decide..but the Nittos are fine tires as they are manufactured by the same company as Toyo.

Becca

I've had all 4 of the above mentioned tires. I also had Mud grapplers, and those were my absolute favorite. But since those aren't an option, my second favorite are the Trail Graps. We have them on our F350. They are nowhere near as loud as most M/T's... Had the Toyos, and hated them. The Coopers rubber compound was too hard, and sucked in wet conditions (and dry for that matter).

The Nittos are overall my favorite tire. Keep in mind that ANY mud terrain won't last near as long as an all terrain.

bigmike7362

my cooper stt https://www.f150forum.com/attachment...1&d=1363824838

GutsyHick

How do you enjoy them? I am looking at getting a set of 35.

bigmike7362

i love them their not as loud as other tires and they get great traction in anything i have a 2wd 93 f-150 and i havent gotten stuck in anything the ride is great and i have 17000 miles on the tires in the picture and have 16/32s of tread left witch is alot mine are 30-9.5-15 hope you like them

GutsyHick

Anyone running fierce attitude mt tires on there rigs? Found a good price on them a set of 35's for 1500 and that's delivery to my door.

jblueguy

I have a set of Toyo Open Country A/T's. They are near death from old age. My ride is like Jell-o. I just put a set of KYB Gas A Just shocks on thinking that would do it. It didn't. The stealership recommended the BFG Rugged Terrains. I'm not going with the LT series because of price and I don't want it to ride like a brick. Also this is mostly a daily driver. I don't haul or pull a trailer often enough to justify the extra $30 per tire. I don't know if the Toyo's are completely shot or if they are just a soft riding tire. I will say they are still super quiet. Many times as tires wear they get louder. Looking forward to the BFG's for a firmer ride and great looks.

jblueguy

I just put a set of BFG Rugged Terrain 265/70/17 on my 2003 King Ranch SCrew. It had Toyo Open Country's on it. The ride firmed up a bit, which I wanted. Despite the aggressive tread, these BFG's are super quiet, which I also wanted. So far, about 1000 miles in, I love these tires.

Sherlock

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I just got a set of COOPER AT3's Load E.

They are: quiet, good ride, and have good traction in wet and dry conditions.

farm_boy23

i am abslutely lovin my bfg rugged terrains they are 285/75/16 and compared to my old cooper stt's the ride is remarkably different in a good way and i put my truck through hell on my farm and never gotten stuck with these new tires