I need some help this is the first truck I've ever owned. Which sucks cause I should have got one years ago! I am having trouble finding a good meaty tire to fit the 20's on my Screw. I want them to handle good but I want the to look good to. I really like the BFG Mud Terrain T/A's but they don't have them in a 20" go figure. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

 

The BFG KM2 should most definitely be available in 20", i remember looking at them when I was chosing tires for my rims, the problem was they were $432 each..

For about $1300 you can wrap them in 33x12.5/20 Toyo M/Ts

 

I really like my good year wrangler duratracs, they have a nice aggressive sidewall and the tread is between a mud terrain and all terrain and on the road there really quite compared to alot of mud terrrain tires.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Sizes....ngler+DuraTrac

 

 

get the trail grapplers

 

 

I work at discount tire and personally I wouldnt go with a goodyear, the expire early and tend to seperate and crack. I have toyo mts and they are nothing short of amazing!

 

I have something like 51k on my toyo MT's now and still have about a 1/4"+ of tread left. Everyone is starting to let me know I will need tires soon... It's fun to buy the big tires when you are first lifting the truck cause you don't really think of the price, just the size; Now all i see is the damn price!

 

toyo m/ts or trail grapplers or look at the procomp tire line super swamper m16 says they are a mud /at tire not sure though

 

I love the Nitto Mud Grapplers.. Heres a pic off a truck on this site I found.. and off ebay this gives you an idea (granted you go with a 33)

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...1/100_0238.jpg

off ebay 1462 ish shipped

http://compare.ebay.com/like/3503179...=263602_263632

I am sure if you look around can get them cheaper

Gaurantee you people will think of them as beafy tires. I get commented on them everywhere i go.. literally everywhere

 

I love the looks of the mud terrain, but I need an all terrain that can handle Canadian winters. Anyone have any insights as to how the mud terrains handle snow and ice?

 

I just put the 305/55/20 Nitto Trail Grapplers on mine. They give the BFG's a run for the money!

 

I dont mean to hijack the thread but I understand the Mud Grapplers dont have the best road manners, how do the Trail Grappers fare in mud and pavement.

 

Each tire manufacture has a tire compareson chart on their web site. Its also user preferrance to which tire they decide on.
My personal preferrance are the mudders. I dont have a long drive to and from work so from the economic stand point it doesnt make a difference to me.

 

Yea I saw Nittos chart but I was wanting to get peoples personal preference I love the mudders and i have a really short drive every day but i think they will wear too fast and be too rough on the road. Still got a few days to decide so...