arsenal21

I just picked up a brand new set of BFGoodrich KO2's for my 07 F150 XLT.

I had the original KO's on my previous truck and they were amazing in the snow, quiet, and held up well after 30,000 miles till I got rid of it.

Aeromech

I have a 2006 Lariat and last year replaced my tires. I did a lot of research and decided I wanted Michelins. Turns out that Toyota sells their Tundras with the Michelin LTX A/T2 tire in P275/65R18, just the size I needed. It gets better. Lots of guys buying Tundra's are pulling off the stock wheels for aftermarket rims and selling their barely used tires cheap. I got four with roughly 1k miles on them for $350 off Craigslist.







The out the door cost for these tires at Costco would be around $1,000.

Toshbar

I'd get the LTXs if I was on the street and didn't need the puncture resistance of a true AT.

connorfx4

I had general grabber at2's on my bronco. I have no complaints about them

Daks06FX4

These.. general grabber at2, had em on for almost a week theyre pretty quiet and ride great