manic5_2001

just got some nitto terra grapplers LT285/65/18 so far they are great only have 50 miles on them. The do have a humming sound at hwy speeds but seem like a VERY sturdy tire.

mustangGT90210

They don't make them for a 18 inch rim

Scrappy Doo

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I'm dumping my stock scorpions for Terra grapplers or wrangler silent armor. Going to flip a coin once i get to the shop. (Prefer Nitto, but wrangler has a 50000 warranty)

bubbabud

I did not know that put 16s on my Jeep great results Sorry for the miss info bubbabud

smurfs_of_war

This

MoTiger

I had the ATs on my H3. Best tires I have ever owned. Pulled me through an 18" snowstorm where other vehicles hadn't been. They had about 45,000 miles on them when I traded it in and still had better than 1/2 of the original tread. Gonna get them again when the GYs wear out. Who knows, maybe sooner.

Sgb020

I would recommend Cooper Zeons ltz. And they have them in that size. I run the cooper Zeons now, they ride and wear great. BFg ko cost to much money for me! And nittos look good but won't last very long my last set of nittos melted of my last truck. M 2 cents...

DangFoo

Another vote for Good Year Duratracs, followed closely by BF Goorich AT.

If those are on backorder, then ProComp/Cooper or even General Grabber AT2 as a cheaper option.

LRPV

They are pricey, but I really like the Michelin AT2. I put 45,000 miles on a set of them on my Duramax which included quite a bit of gravel. I traded for a new set of them (10 ply) when I traded trucks. Put 3000 miles on the stock Goodyear SRA tires before they got the Michelins in and I hated them. The ride and handling of the AT2 are much better as well as the traction in all conditions. They aren't as aggressive as the Dura tracs (I thought about trying them) but they are aggressive enough to get you through most "normal" driving conditions.

mustangGT90210

I've got those tires on my truck with 15's. Love them to death!