Need help choosing tire brand!

[04TurboStroker]

Hey yall!

anybody here know about tires? I am planning on getting some new 35" A/T tires for my new rims that I got. I drive alot around the city and do highway driving on the weekends. I rarely touch the mud, not a big fan of offroading. I cant seem which to decide on buying out of these competitors, Nitto A/T, Toyo A/T, or Kumho A/T, what would be the best tire to buy? something with not much road noise and smooth driving.

[dustindiesel]

pro comp has some nice AT tires too as well as the new mickey thompson atz's..heard good things about both

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

what rim size? and are you looking for an E rated tire? i really like the pro comp extreem all terrains... but i currently have the bfg KO all terrain with 70k mils on them so far...... they have worked great for me

[mschn99]

BFG man myself here.....although as raul said..if you want an E range tire...the pro comp are the way to go...

[NorCal350]

I've got the ProComp Xtreme A/T's 35's on my rig and I love 'em. Not loud for city/highway driving and they seem to do just fine in mud/soft dirt fields I'll let you know about sand after July 21.......

[2005F250]

No offense but with my expirences pro-comps are junk. They are loud and ride like doo doo. I'de say go with Toyo Open Country A/T's. I can't hear them at all even with the windows down and they ride smooth. The Nitto Terra Grapplers are a good tire also.

[slammedSI]

Ok here is my 2 cents, and im not saying my opion is better then anyone elses but i have probly gone throught more then most guys, Go with the Nitto Terra grapplers YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY!!!!!!!!!!!!! I

[B4SouthernMiss22]

nitto terra grapplers is my pick i think i got 38000 out of my last set but that was not just ridin around that was hauling a 36' horse trailer to rodeos.

[TYREBOYS_DEMAXIN]

also one that is good and is priced good is the Mastercraft Courser A/T witch is built by cooper.. Mastercraft - Light Truck Tires

[Cyclist 06]

new Pirelli Scorpion ATR's in a 22" and they are really nice. you can't here any tire noise at all and they look killer. They ride smoooooth! You can see them on tire racks website.

Scott