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Ran them on my trailer for 6 years with no problems. Put Yokahamas on my truck and really liked them for the quiet ride. For a bit lower cost option you might check out BF Goodrich Commerical TAs also.

Hankook Dynapro ATMs? I put some on my 2500 and they ride nice and are quiet. The shop owner that I bought them at has the same truck as I do and got 70k miles out of them. You won’t get that running gravel but they should last a bit.

At work we run Hankooks Duratracs and BFG ATs and they all wear fast from the abrasive sand and rocks.

Michelin’s are notoriously schitty AT tires from a traction standpoint, imo. Even the AT 2s I had.
If you value traction, get a more agressive AT tire, if not the michilube is a fine choice!
Either way, those little pizza cutters are too gadawful small! At least get some 285s so your truck can be proud of itself! Lol jk

My vote goes for BF Goodrich TA. 2nd season with them and happy with them.

Nitto EXO Grappler, Cooper SST, and my Tire store says the AT truck tire they are selling the most of right now is the Falken Wild Peak they have a 55K mileage warranty. I have a set on an S-10 ZR2. I have had them for a year. Wearing well and good traction, have not towed with them obviously but may be something to look at.

I’ve found that Tire Rack’s Consumer Reviews are a great and reliable resource.

Mortimer Brewster wrote:
I’ve found that Tire Rack’s Consumer Reviews are a great and reliable resource.

Thanks for the link to Tire Rack consumer reports. Still researching. Trying to get another month out of the present tires.

Dave

I would go with a Toyo/Nitto or Cooper over any Michelin tire. I have BFG AT/KO2's on my truck now and they perform great but aren't wearing super well - I doubt they'll see 40,000 miles.

I’ve ran a ton of tires over the years on my trucks and you’re hard pressed to find a better tire for 3 season highway and towing work than the LTX M/S from Michelin, their newest version is the Defender LTX M/S and is very well rated. This is not an off-road tire by any means so keep that in mind.

if off road usage is a requirement for you, the Michelin offering is not that great, I have the AT2 on my truck and for gravel roads and logging roads they are fine, past that they offer no grip in the muck - I’ve had good luck with Toyo Open country AT2, hankook dynapro atm and absolutely terrible experience with a set of Cooper discoverer at3 (not sure why folks push their tires, I’ve ran 3 sets on various cars over the years, every set disappointments).

alexleblanc wrote:
I’ve ran a ton of tires over the years on my trucks and you’re hard pressed to find a better tire for 3 season highway and towing work than the LTX M/S from Michelin, their newest version is the Defender LTX M/S and is very well rated. This is not an off-road tire by any means so keep that in mind.

if off road usage is a requirement for you, the Michelin offering is not that great, I have the AT2 on my truck and for gravel roads and logging roads they are fine, past that they offer no grip in the muck - I’ve had good luck with Toyo Open country AT2, hankook dynapro atm and absolutely terrible experience with a set of Cooper discoverer at3 (not sure why folks push their tires, I’ve ran 3 sets on various cars over the years, every set disappointments).

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Coopers will go hard at 8/32 tread and be squirrelly in the rain, Toyo open country are a good all round tire, and a good price.