Aggressive Long Lasting Mud Tires?????

[biginon35s]

Alright i dont want to sound cheap or anything but i am, haaa. Im looking for an aggressive looking tire, but i want the most bang for my buck. The truck is getting a 4" ProComp and 20x10's, and im looking for some hard 35's that will last me a while.

So im looking for advice on which tire will get me the most mileage and aggressive look.

Thanks

[optx002]

toyo mts should last around 50k

[HOUTX01X]

toyos are good... aggressive long lasting mud tire hmm..
aggresive in my mind are boggers and they dont last to long on the street.

[dannanw]

BFG mud terrians, Goodyear Duratracks, Falken Rocky Mountain A/t (not very aggresive but for the price I couldn't turn them down on the wife's truck)

[biginon35s]

The truck spends most of its time on the road, so no swampers. But i do have a really heavy foot and the need for speed.

[navydocsuperduty]

ive had my toyo open country mts for over 45,000 miles. been across country several times up and down the east coast several more times. they've been great! i am still rolling on them and will soon be upgrading to 37x13.50/20 toyos soon

[rum4]

mudrunninpig has BFG's not sure of the model but he got over 100,000 on them.

[L.I.P.COLL320]

I have Dick Cepek Mud Country 35x12.5x20's. They have about 10k miles on them and they are wearing really well. Plus they are an E load rating, they were a little over $300.00 each and they are very quiet considering there a mud tire. I had Procomps and they were junk! I had BFG's on my 96' f-350 psd and my 03' f-250 5.4 liter. They were incredible on my 03' in all catagorys, but on my 96' they wore down faster. Weight of the diesel I guess.

[Gatorstroke 6.0]

Sorry to hijack but for those of your running toyo mt's what pressure are you running them at? Im getting a set of 20x10s and 35x12.50 mt's tomorrow and want to make sure i get the most life out of them possible.

[HOUTX01X]

Originally Posted by Gatorstroke 6.0

Sorry to hijack but for those of your running toyo mt's what pressure are you running them at? Im getting a set of 20x10s and 35x12.50 mt's tomorrow and want to make sure i get the most life out of them possible.

55-60 psi..................