Tire input needed

[JP667]

I am looking to buy new tires for my 97 Psd. I drive it a good bit but have a DD car and will be towing 8k on and off through the year . So Im looking for something aggressive looking but good road manors and good on ice and snow. I was looking at BFG AT, DC Mud country, Mickey ATZ and Pro Comp Extreme MT. Looking for any input or suggestion on these or other tires.

[BOILERTURF2387]

BFG AT ALL THE WAY!! I'm buy a new set in a couple weeks. Many people will argue that the Nitto Terra Grapplers are better, but personally I love the BFGs. Good Luck!

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

out of your list i would go BFG... i got over 70k on my last set.... i now have the pro comp extreem A/T and love them.... so far no complaints and they perform better than my BFG A/T

[fordnut85]

I run BFG AT's and MT's on my off road trucks and can tell you they are one of the best tires I have ever run, good road maners and tread wear. The AT's do awesome in the snow, mud or dirt, they are a true all terrain tire.

[lucky no.7]

i ran a set of cooper discover st/c's on mine for a long time, had over 50k on em when i sold the truck and still had over half tread, they were awesome in mud and snow too, quiet on the highway as well

[lrazer]

imo the bfg's are overpriced and there are better performing tires
2 of my friends have ran them on 3 different trucks and they hated them all

but there are also plenty of people that seem to like them

[puffinsmoke99]

i run the bfgs on my truck and love them they are awsome in any road condition and last for a good while ive got about 60,000 to 70,000 on mine and plenty of tread left i could proly get alot more out of them but i tend to have a hevy foot they dont always stay put on the road....OOPS

[99 7.3]

i had bfg at's and hated them on slush and snow. good on ice but that is about it. i didn't buy them, they came on the truck when i bought it. i have toyo mt's now and love them to death!!! plus they are "E" rated/

[alabamafrog]

Make sure what ever you get is rated for the weight of a diesel truck, at least D but E are better, also look at the actual load capacity in pounds because the D and E refers to the number of plies and the actual load capacity varies wildly.

I have 315-75-16 Maxis buckshot mudders on mine and they handle okay for suck a big tire. As best as I can member they are rated at over 3,200 pounds each and are D’s, they were $750 mounted and balanced. I used to run the Wal-Mart liberators in a 285-75-16, they ran great and lasted over 65,000 miles, they were $400 mounted and balanced and had a fairly high weight rating but they didn’t have them in a 315 so I went with the Buckshots this time. The BFG’s look good, what do they cost?

[Brfootball45]

mud kings are a awesome tire