Tires

[SykoStroker06]

Hey all. I was wondering what kind of tires and sizes some of you are running on your stock F-250. I am currently running the BFG Rugged Trail that came with the truck in a 265/70R17 size. I have sworn up and down by BFG All Terrains, but they don't come in an E load rating.
With all the towing and camping I do, these tires tend to load up with mud and I have a hard time swinging my trailer into camp sites that are "less than perfect".
Does anybody know of a good all terrain in an E load rating? I am looking for any input.
I would be willing to go up a size or two, depending if they won't rub at full lock.
Thanks,

[96ScreaminStroker]

Courser AT have an load range E and you can get them in 265's my buddies dad has them on his duramax and he pulls 20,000 miles a year on them and drives another probly 10,000 miles and has had them a year

[Glenn M]

I am running Cooper ATRs 265/75/16 E. I like them, great traction, good ride and handling, and they are quiet. http://www.coopertires.com

[broncobuyer]

my buddy runs bfg at on his diesel and i know they are not 10 plys i think they are 6 or 8 ply and he tows 15000+ with it and never had a problem

[overl0rd]

I run 305/70R16 load range D Goodyear Wrangler AT/S's on my 96, I had to shim the bumper out to keep them from rubbing in the front. They've held up fine under load. Only problem is that Goodyear discontinued them a few months ago and they're getting hard to come by. Next set I buy will be BFG Mud Terrains.

[Brian]

i have been told that "d's" are ok to use if you go bigger than stock size. which opens up the doors for more choices. i have bridgestone duellers a/t on mine and they are a d rating. going to 305/70's with a d rating in a few weeks.

[F-350MAN]

I'm runnin BFG mud terrain's 305/70/16 and I pull loaded trailers everyday (lumber) and it gets pretty heavy and they hold up really well I keep about 60psi in them and rotate them every 7000mi but my next set will be the all terrain,, by the way they dont rub......

[Big Johnson]

you can run a 305/70/16 or whatever size rim you have thats what i did before i lifted it now i can run 37's

[99Smokin73Stroker]

Hey syko take a look at Nitto's terra grapplers. You can get a set in 265/70/17 for about 500. Also they are load range E which you're looking for. I've had two sets on my rigs and buying a 3rd set likely within the next couple of days for my newest truck. They surprised me in off-road situations especially mud.

[SykoStroker06]

Thanks to all, I will take a look into all the suggestions.