Hello, I need to buy new tires for my Tahoe. I'd like to put LT tires on it as we are pulling a TT now. Any recommendations on tires? I'm thinking about BF Goodrich AT's but am open to other suggestions. Looking for a stiffer sidewall then what I have now which are Goodyear Wrangler something or other P rated squishy tires. Thanks!Jeremiah

I was happy with Firestone Destination LE2s on my 2015 Tahoe 4x2. Long wearing, quiet, fairly good load carrying number

Have a look at the Toyo Open Country AT tires. I’ve had them now about 4 years. They look really nice and are wearing very well. I found them to be a better value than the bigger name brands.

Fresno Tundra Driver wrote:Sorry for the multiple posts. The site had been glitchy saying “temporarily unavailable” each time and then all of a sudden they all went through.??Thank you for the recommendation! I will look them up!The RV.Net portal is just about worthless for me. I’ve been using forums.goodsamclub.com with much greater success. The log in is the same as RV.net. Thanks!Jeremiah

We got 60K on our original Bridgestone tires so I replaced all four with the same OEM tires. Pricey but it'll last a lifetime.

Dick_B wrote:We got 60K on our original Bridgestone tires so I replaced all four with the same OEM tires. Pricey but it'll last a lifetime.Thank you! I’m probably going to look for a 3/4 ton Suburban in the next few years. How much payload does yours have?Thanks!Jeremiah

Tire Recommendation for a 2011 Tahoe Please | Good Sam Community

Lwiddis
Explorer II
May 17, 2020
I was happy with Firestone Destination LE2s on my 2015 Tahoe 4x2. Long wearing, quiet, fairly good load carrying number
Fresno_Tundra_D
Explorer
May 17, 2020
Have a look at the Toyo Open Country AT tires. I’ve had them now about 4 years. They look really nice and are wearing very well. I found them to be a better value than the bigger name brands.
jerem0621
Explorer II
May 18, 2020
Fresno Tundra Driver wrote:
Sorry for the multiple posts. The site had been glitchy saying “temporarily unavailable” each time and then all of a sudden they all went through.??

Thank you for the recommendation! I will look them up!

The RV.Net portal is just about worthless for me.

I’ve been using forums.goodsamclub.com with much greater success. The log in is the same as RV.net.

Thanks!

Jeremiah
Dick_B
Explorer
May 18, 2020
We got 60K on our original Bridgestone tires so I replaced all four with the same OEM tires. Pricey but it'll last a lifetime.
jerem0621
Explorer II
May 18, 2020
Dick_B wrote:
We got 60K on our original Bridgestone tires so I replaced all four with the same OEM tires. Pricey but it'll last a lifetime.

Thank you!

I’m probably going to look for a 3/4 ton Suburban in the next few years. How much payload does yours have?

Thanks!

Jeremiah
deltabravo
Nomad
May 18, 2020
I have Cooper AT/3 tires in my truck. They work really well.

BFG AT tires are rick magnets. The tread collects rocks.
APT
Explorer
May 18, 2020
I had BFG ATs at one time. They look awesome, but are heavy and a little loud. I am happy with Michelin LTX M/S 2 for tire life, performance in rain/snow/dry. They just look humble.
mudfuel07
Explorer
May 18, 2020
I put Atturo Trail Blade XT's on my truck, really reasonably priced, high load range and so far, after about 25k miles, they're wearing pretty good. They do have a slight road noise, but nothing like a mud tire.
Grit_dog
Navigator
May 18, 2020
Put a used set of BFG AT's on our Tahoe last winter. 275-55-20 D rated. Not because the family truckster needs LT tires, but they are stout tires. And pretty much any LT tire on a lightweight half ton will wear like iron.
Have put 15k mi or more on them and honestly they look about the same as when I bought em.

For your purposes, virtually any D or E load tire will be a great upgrade from factory style Squishelins!
Grit_dog
Navigator
May 18, 2020
I just figured out how to post pics here today! Yay!