dlemorande

i had a set of nitto terra grapplers on a truck for about 2 months. They were the worst tires i have ever owned!! they looked good but were terrible in the snow. I went back to BFG A/t and am very happy with them. I just installed a lift kit and am looking for a more agressive looking tire. I am debating between the toyo open country MT and the Pro comp xtreme A/T. any feedback is appreciated.

BigDan

As my luck would have it this will probably be the last post on this thread because I always seem to be the last one to chime in.

Anyways I have 35" Toyo MT's on 18" rims and they are a great tire. They are very quiet, ride great, wear great, look great.

They really are engineered well for a 21st century tire unlike the dinosaur BFG

Most every high end diesel's wear Toyo MT's My olny complaint is the high price.

I wasnt too impressed with them in deep snow, but maybe it was just that crappy spring snow. My old 315 BFG AT's on my 99 were unstoppable in the snow but my new toyos got me stuck once in the deep stuff and once in the middle of a snow covered road. I always air my tires down to 12psi when I go playing in the snow. Maybe it was my new trucks fault or maybe it was the tires

Lundee

Procomp xtreme all terrains have been great 40,000 mile warranty awfully quiet for such an aggressive looking tire, and most important they are "E" rated. Thumbs up.

bbhzx12

I'm thrilled with my Pro Comp X-treme A/T's
I've got 33's on the OEM wheels, my pal has 35x13.5 on 20's, they look great, quieter than i expected, and great treadwear and traction so far, I've got about 30k on mine. Oh yeah E load range too if you care.