F 350 tires

I have set of Cooper SST Pro's on a 3500 DRW. Pretty aggressive tire, but it is lasting surprisingly well. Great off road traction as you would expect with that type of tread. I have had good luck with Hankook ATM long lasting middle of the road all terrain type tire. I am also happy with Nitto G2 and EXO Grappler. The G2 really good traction on wet and icy roads, but it is a quiet tire and is also holding up very well. The EXO is more like the Cooper, more noisy but much more aggressive. I am on my third set of EXO's on a SRW 3500.

I like Firestone Transforce tires forHD applications.

Just a basic workhorse tire. Nutnfancy

Not a big fan of Michelin tires, had way to many failures to ever trust that brand again.

Friend of mine runs Toyo’s On his Dually and is well pleased with them.

Thanks,

Jeremiah

I'd make sure you have round tires vs some that are cubed!

Reality, their is NOT a BEST tire. No different than is there a BEST 35 series dually truck? No there is not. Only what you feel is best!

As noted, where do you drive? what types of roads etc? I'm currently running a very cheap cost Discount tire brand pathfinder ATs. More what I would call a semi aggressive highway tire. Works well on dry pavement, rain....snow and slush, sorta kind ok.....not its best use. Mud, totally useless. I would buy another pair.

You want traction and long life, look at the Toyo M55 or the new version, an M6xx IIRC. Got 90K only running on the rear with my dually. That included over 15K on the rears a few times!

Each tire I described, has a BEST use! Neither is perfect!

marty

Dunlop Rover H/T and Cooper Discoverer HT3 BSL E

Cummins12V98 wrote:
Michelin Defender will give you long life, great traction and ride. Well worth the $$$. They carry my little 23K RV just fine with 6K pin.

X2 on the Michelin Defenders.

Rob

Michelin Defender will give you long life, great traction and ride. Well worth the $$$. They carry my little 23K RV just fine with 6K pin.

I have good luck with the Toyo tires in several configurations like the Open Country and Back Country. Recently I have gone to Cooper Back Country tires made in America. All are load range E.

Most recent set I put on was another set of BFG Rugged Trail T/A.

Check with the Ford dealer in Platte City. They gave me a good price.

They also gave me a good price on Firestone Transforce LT on one of the horse trailers.

The truck is mostly just for pulling the camper and as a backup vehicle. I am not to worried about the budget, I would like to have good tires for all around
Thanks

Depends on what you use it for. Open tread tires will give great off road traction, but horrible on road towing experience. Hiway tread tires will do great for on road towing, but useless off road. Combo tires are probably your best choices. Brand? Budget will dictate that.