F250 Tire Recommendation....Help
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F250 Tire Recommendation....Help
I have an F250 reg cab, long bed, 4x4, auto, 4:10 gear. I need to purchase new tires. The present tires (an off brand LT265-75/16 with D load rating) were on the truck when I purchased it used. I do not tow trailers or whatever. What are opinions on the Firestone tires that come on the truck originally? Is it advisable to purchase 10 ply tires only? I would like to purchase Michelin tires but would rather not spend that much money. What is a good alternative less expensive brand? I am suprised at how rough riding this truck is and hope it gets better with new tires. Thanks for any info.
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The Firestones that came stock are crap. They have very poor traction in anything other than perfect conditions.
You might try posting in the Wheels & Tires section; however, You will be overwhelmed w/ recomendations for BFG ATs and Bridgestone Revos. Some other recomendations may come out also.
You might try posting in the Wheels & Tires section; however, You will be overwhelmed w/ recomendations for BFG ATs and Bridgestone Revos. Some other recomendations may come out also.
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Another vote for the stock Firestone Steeltex ATs being less than desireable. I have Cooper Discoverer ATs on my truck now, and have been very satisfied with them (at 33K miles). They have done very well in everything except some deep gumbo mud - where they didn't shed real well. You might also want to look at Maxxis Buckshot Mudders (not knowing how much offroading capabilities you want) as a good quality, affordable tire with a more aggressive tread.
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Get some Boggers! I know, I usually jump right on the BFG wagon, but with the power that a SuperDuty makes, the Boggers are the way to go. If you're in fairly thick mud, they sling chunks that look like doggie turds! Boggers are awesome on a HUGE truck. If you don't like that idea, then I'd say go with the BF Goodrich AT/KOs.
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