Whats the best all terrain tire?

[michael123]

I was wondering whats the number one all terrain tire. Thanks

 

[CHKNFKR]

there isn't one. it all depends on what you want out of an at, what you drive, how you drive, where you drive, etc... Personally though, i like the Firestone destination ats. for the tow rig i run Firestone transforce ats

 

[michael123]

yea i really like the Firestone destinations too. theyre gonna be for a 1999 ford ranger 2.5 L. 4cylinder. i do occasional off roading . I just want them to look nice a as well.

 

[Ozwynn]

Yokohama.

 

[Gotta_gofast]

General Grabber AT2. A lot of tire for the price

 

[superds]

I have a set of BFG MTs (old design). I treat them like AT tires; drive everywhere with them and they never disappoint me.

 

[03ranger30]

BFG all terrains

 

[GilroyRacing]

I love my Nitto Tera Grapplers on my F350


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[rangerbum]

+1 on general grabber at2's mine now have around 45 thousand miles on them and are still have decent tread life left. I actually just drove from Ohio to western Montana with them for the second cross country trip running them this year. I have loved mine, keep them rotated and they'll never quit.

Also have never had a flat on them, and I do give them some decent use off road, and they have a little rock rash on the walls.

 

[ranger_mclaren]

I'm a BFG fan but Goodyear wraglers are nice. I see alot of ranger owners with hard on for KM2s but those are more of a mud tire.

 

[chrwilkins30]

bfg all terrains

x1000

 

[4.0B2]

yeah either bfg at's or firestone at's.
i have firestone's on my b2 now.. and i'm never let down by them. they will out perform your expectations of them...

bfg's have a little better look if you're a mall crawler tho! lol

 

[ap3x]

Seems to me like the BFG all terrains are the standard pick for nice AT's. That's what I've got and I love em. If you're in the IL/WI area, find a farm n fleet and figure out when their next buy 3 get 1 free sale is. That's how I got mine. 31 BFG AT's installed for $599.

 

[RavoHimself]

I'm a bfg guy. I've got a set of 32x11.5s on and they work great. I just tried them in the snow for the first time and was really surprised. For as wide of a tire and as light as the truck is they didn't float at all. They dug right in. I didn't even need 4x4.

 

[06RangerXLT]

i ran bfg's in 235/75R15 and followed a 4x4 with 32" mud tires. i was so impressed im getting a set of 33x10.50R15 LT put on this week.

BF Goodrich All Terrain will always win my vote. often imitated, but never duplicated. as for the guys using general grabbers, its a copy of the bfg tread. i ran 15,000 kms on them without seeing any signs of wear.

only time i ever got stuck:

truck was on the front tires and rear bumper.