Tires For Pickup Truck LEAST Problematic Your Opinion?

I put the Nitto Dura Grapplers on my Superduty. Haven't had any issues.

chevor wrote:
I thought of trying out the Nitto Dura Grappler but I have seen a thread on one of the Diesel forums with picts of a Blowout on a new tire. Tire spit straight threw it tread. Now I will not put that tire on my truck.

Yep, you could probably site a blowout on just about any new tire manufactured.

Was that tire sent back for an analysis or was it a bunch of amateur tire engineers guessing what happened?

Don't really care which tire you end up with....I can tell you Nitto Grappler tires are very popular and have gained a good reputation.

BF Goodrich AT..... the last 6 had tread separation. I think the commercial tire would perform better..

Only issue with R500s is should be mounted on heavy vehicles. Issues with spinning if vehicle is too light. Choosing a narrow size helps with this.

I thought of trying out the Nitto Dura Grappler but I have seen a thread on one of the Diesel forums with picts of a Blowout on a new tire. Tire spit straight threw it tread. Now I will not put that tire on my truck.

chevor wrote:
I use Bridgestone Duravis R500.

Just installed about 20 of these tires. By feel they seem like a very good tire and I've heard they last a good while. Were I buying the size u listed I would give um a try.

rtz549 wrote:
These tires have pretty high load ratings:

https://www.nittotire.com/TireSelector/Category?tireSection=grapplertruck

I put the Nitto CrossTeks for half-tons on mine and am very happy. Theses tires are avaialble as well in higher load ratings ( CrossTek HD-E load ratings)

CrossTek HD)

Goodyear Wrangler with Kevlar. Of course if shopping price you can skip this one.

I use Bridgestone Duravis R500.

These tires have pretty high load ratings:

https://www.nittotire.com/TireSelector/Category?tireSection=grapplertruck