deck + trailer= what tire

[line8]

GY Dura trac. I used them last winter and they were very good. 325/60/20 on F250 CC. I did not have any sway loaded or unloaded. Super traction on everything-wet slush with ice underneath, packed snow, untracked snow, thawing dirt roads, rain. I can't wait to get them back on, I took them off in April, I think they are a little soft, the warm weather and roads were causing a little wear. I have Toyo Mt right on now and it is a very different tire comparing the 2.

 

[hottshot]

My first set of Toyo MT's I got about 55/60K out of now I am lucky to get 15/20K and I am on my 3rd set,,, Looking to try something else but choices are a little limited in the 315/18's or 35x18's Unless things have changed you can drill and stud pretty much any tire you want (worked for schawbs for several years) not as good as having a tire that is "pined" for studs but will work.

 

[zach13]

general grabber at2 are stud-able and are available in 10 ply. i have had then on my f250 for the last 25,000 miles and would say they have another 15 left in them.

 

[niles]

nito

I'm on my second set of nitto tera grapplers and i hate them as much as the first set. They were way cheaper and i couldn't pass that up.
My truck just slides around like its on snot.

 

[bdoe22]

NITTO'S

A good friend had a set or terra grapplers on his f350 crew and got horrible mileage out of them. @20,000 they were well past due to be replaced. considering his light towing and consistant rotations i wouldn't reccommend them.