Toyo Open Country AT2. I have the 10 ply and the dealer told me they are near new still. 15k on them. They are great in all weather...I live in MN so they have seen it all! I tow a boat and at vs in trailers all the time .

 

I'm considering the Toyo Open Country R/T or the new BFG AT for my next tire.

 

I like the new Fuel grappler tire. It has an awesome look. fuelwheels.com - fuelwheels Resources and Information. This website is for sale!

 

the atz is the only real world practical tire in the Mickey linep for trucks. been considering a set myself when i tear apart these terra graps. miss my hankooks a lot

 

I like the aggressive look of both the mtz and trail grappler. I have considered the toyo m/t, but everyone and their brother have them around here.

Anyone else have any reviews on the Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ?

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I have a Pro 4X with the stupid sized 275/70-18 I think.

There doesn't seem to be allot of tires available for this size.

What are you guys doing about it?

These BF Badrut tires suck!

30g on them and they're pretty run down already

 

Being a pro4x you can clear any 33x12.50

 

On new wheels or existing?

Does anything else fit these OEM wheels?

I have college payments that take precedence over new wheels...

 

I have 35x12.50s on stock wheels. 33x12.50 will be fine.

 

I have a 2015 pro 4x with 1.5” leveling kit and 1.5” wheel spacers… would I be able to run these? 33by12.50r20 Atturo Trail Blade M/T

 

I second that. Keep your stock wheels and get some 33x12.5! They'll fit perfect.

 

To OP...check out Nitto's Terra G2. I've got some and they're awesome. They have an alternate sidewall tread as well. Mickey's are cool too lol

 

How about the 275/70 18 Toyo Open Country H/T Tuff duty 10 ply?

Is 10 ply really that much more of a harder ride then the stock 4 ply?

I can get them for $209 each....

Anybody??

 

I'm recommending the Toyo Open Country R/T

 

You can get a lot of different tires in the 275/70R18 size. I'm running BFG TA/KOs, but I could have run Nittos, Toyos, Falkens, Hankooks, Kumhos, Firestones, Michelins, Goodyears, Kellys, or a number of others. Anywhere from street only tread to aggressive off-road tread to mud tires.

The stock rims are 18x8, and you can run anything up to 14" wide on an 8" rim, depending on the sidewall height. I wouldn't try some 26" 14-wides, if you could even find such, but we used to run 14x35s on 8" rims all the time growing up. Realistically, on your truck as it sits, with no other mods, you could run any of several different tread types in sizes from 275 to 325 wide, as long as you keep your overall height around 33-33.5". You might have to trim slightly on the mudflaps or pinch weld if you ran a really knobby 325 mud tire, but otherwise, you should clear.

 

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I just got The Open country R/T. I went with 285/65/18 on my pro4x. They look ok but sometimes i wish i would have went bigger. I did a 1600 mile road trip last week. Went thru mountains,sand,and actually went "mudding" last night in vegas, but it was more like "claying". They are performing great.

 

Need opinions. I currently have 33's on my 2012 Titan. We tow a 29' trailer, and I recently installed a 3" front and 1.5" leveling kit. I want to stuff bigger tires in there, maybe with aftermarket wheels as well. Any advice from personal experiences? Considering what I tow. I also want aggressive looking tires as well.

 

My advice, don't go bigger than 33s. If you do, 34" is max before you begin to rub frame.