I have a 2006 F150 Supercrew 4x4 with the 5.4L engine. The truck has 83,000 km on it and we need a new set of tires. This truck is my "minivan", my everyday Mom-vehicle and we also use it to tow our travel trailer off pavement while camping. No real 4x4-ing though. We are looking for an all-season tire that will also perform well during our long icy/snowy winters. The tires that came with the truck are the BF Goodrich Rugged Terrains in P275/65R18. I have no real complaints with these tires although it seems like the sidewalls cracked and peeled pretty early, around 40,000 km, but I was told it was normal by all those that inspected my tires. At any rate, I thought I should at least look around and ask before just going with them again. I think I have narrowed my list down to:

- BF Goodrich Rugged Trail
- Michelin LTX
- Goodyear Wrangler
- Firestone Destination
- Bridgestone Dueler

I seem to be having problems finding any sites that really compare these tires and tell me which are best and for what reasons. I would really appreciate any comments and/or suggestions. We would like to be as price conscious as possible, but we do still want good quality tires.

Thanks!
Marcie

 

Have you checked out the reviews and ratings on tirerack.com?

 

goodyear wrangler at/s are really nice that's what I had on my screw before I put the 35's on

 

Toyo Open Country A/T's are a great tire! Super quiet, VERY VERY smooth, great treat life. They work great in the snow. It and the Toyo Open Country H/T (highway terrain) are the only tires I run on my trucks.