truck tires

[Greenhornet84]

Had cooper discover stt on my last truck kinda loud but would go through anything and wore fairly well.

[Swiftswamper]

Im a goodyear guy

[crothmeier]

I'll second from a few posts up the Toyo Open Country A/T II. have them on my pickup since september, and really impressed with ice and snow traction. I have the original A/T before on two pickups that stood up well.

[srj]

Long story short..returning from Saskatchewan in Oct, found a great deal on a 2012 Tundra in Minot including big trade in on my Sierra. The Tundra had new Hankook Dynapro ATM's. Had Hankooks on an Avalon once, but their truck tires were new to me. They looked fairly aggressive but are quiet and nice riding. Last weekend on Red was the first time in the deep stuff. The snow is fairly deep near any rough ice but I was really impressed. The tires would break thru the crusty stuff and just keep going. With the Firestones on my Sierra I would not have gone where I did. NO idea how they will wear but for now, nothing but good.

Anyone else running these?

[PerchPounder]

I put a set of Hankook Dynapro ATMs on my '00 Silverado in November of 2012 and have no complaints so far. Its not a daily driver but I put close to 10k miles on last year and they seem to wear quite well.

[Nozzlejocky]

I put a set of Cooper AT3's on my suburban and love them. Great in every season, really great in winter. I suppose I could get slightly better mpg on dry pavement with a more road-oriented tire, but I'd loose the winter capability I have. That said, my mpg is as good as I'd expect from a truck. My second choice would be the Michelin LTX AT2. Heard good reports on them as well. My deciding factor was cost.