Tire type advice

Look hard at the Mastercraft's. I had a set of the MT's on my F250 sicko and they barely looked worn down after 15k miles on them with about 3k towing. That will be the next tire I buy for my new truck.

What were the load capacities on those yokos and bridgestones?

My '03 2500 Dodge/Cummins 2wd came with LT265/70-17" E LTX AS tires. They were a very mild HT type tread that got me stuck on green grass if on a slope or trying to pull a trailer up a slope.
The dangz things lasted over 100k miles. I replaced them with Bridgestone Revo AT tire. They were 100 percent better in snow/ice/mud and green grass conditions.

I found a good AT type tire works better for my use especially over a full MT type tire with those large lugs and voids. I keep a pair for the rear for deep snow and mud however they can loose traction on wet pavement and helpless on ice or snow pack roads.

Other folks have their favorite type of tread for a pickup truck.

Like my Yokahama Geolanders. Quiet ride decent price.

Additionally, i live in a small town with limited places to shop. Currently looking at the Dick Cepek trail country or General grabber, and maybe Mastercraft locally.