I currently have the General Grabber AT2's on mine in a 265/70/17 cause I was in the same situation as you about 2 years ago but had to have tires ASAP for a good price. My impression on them now is that they are good offroad for an at, I have put them through their paces in mud, snow, rocks, etc. and have been quite impressed with them for an a/t that rode quiet as they do but with only 20,000 on them they are looking very worn (one of the reasons I bought them was the 60,000 mile warranty they offered) and probably wont last but another 5,000 or so. That being said if I could do it again Id drop a little more coin and got a more aggressive tire that would have lasted just as long. Also don't know the ply rating on them but I've had 3 flats in them over the past 2 years with 2 of them being unable to be repaired, just my 2 cents tho

 

I have some of the Firestone Destination AT's on my truck right now. Great tires for every occasion. Even hunting trips up the logging trails. The only bad thing is that I will only have gotten 30,000 miles out of the set. Very soft rubber nonetheless.

 

I recently sold mine with 26k miles. They had 80% left measuring at 12/32's tread depth. New they're 15/32's. That's fantastic wear, with the tires I had anyway.
These were LT's 275/70-17.

 

Yep sold them last friday. Now trying to find wheels I like again.

 

I will have to look at mine closer, but maybe it was due to the roads here. Lots and lots of curves.

 

Try Kumhos or Toyos... I dont know how much they told you for tires... But I got 4 Kumho MT KL71 tires in 37x13.5x22 for $409ea... So I would figure some Kumhos in your size would be $250ea... Thats not too bad!

 

Hey that's not funny seeing how I had my Pro Comp Xtreme AT's stolen last year.

I saved for an entire year to get exactly what I wanted (only to have them stolen) so the repair shop where my truck was parked paid for my current set of wheels and tires.

 

I got the Kumho AT KL78 and so far they have been a really good tire. I got the 285/70/17 for around $130 a tire. Not a bad price from tirerack. They have a fairly deep lug pattern that allows them to clean themselves very well. They have a 14/32 tread depth compared to the 16/32 for bfg, so pretty close. Mostly though, they are very economically priced.

 

Thanks everyone for your input, it is greatly appreciated. I have narrowed it down to either the firestone destinations or the Khumo KL78 and as of right now I'm leaning toward the firestone. Thanks again for everyones help.