tires

[FORD FOREVER]

What would be the best tires to get for a 2000 FORD F-150 without a lift kit? (Also it has 17 inch rims)

[Scott K]

I have used and tried a few different brands. The ones I like best are the Good years that came on the truck.

[FORD FOREVER]

I was wondering about mud tires.

[Scott K]

Do you actually use them in the mud, or just want them more for looks? If you you want mud tires, you will also get noise, and less mileage from the tires. I have had BFG Mud T/A's they work great in mud, but are noisy and dont last near as long as a road tire.

[FORD FOREVER]

Yeah I was also thinking about getting an extra set of rims and only use those when I want to go muddin'.

[Tyler23]

for the money you will have into new mud tires and a set of rims you could probley get a old beater pickup to got slashing threw the mud and slop in. then you wouldnt have to worry about wrecking your nice one. IMO i guess

[deadeye]

If your actaully mudding/offroading, the goodyear wrangler MTR's rock. I had a set of them and used them for daily driving and plowing. They were awesome. They didnt last real long (again I used them for dd) but while they were on, they were sweet. If I had it to do over again I would have only used them when I went hunting/fishing just to save the tread.

I also like the Coopers. I got a set of the Discoverer STR's (just a touch more agressive that the BFG A/T's) and havent had anything stop me yet. They have had deep snow, mud, rocks and sand thrown at them and have yet to let me down. I can only imagine what the what their real mud tires are like.

[norm]

I'll second Cooper tires. I've put Discoverer ATR's on the last three trucks I've had.

[BehindtheHead]

i put some in expensive pathfinders from discount on my p/u last year. there a little more aggresive than bf's and they are holding there tread really good.

[Dragonsm]

I have a set of BFG AT T/A KO's on my 2002 F-150 and they have held up well.

In the past, I have also had Goodyear Wrangler A/T's and they done well on my F-150's too.

However, my first recommendation would be the BFG's.

[Jeremy airjer W]

i put some in expensive pathfinders from discount on my p/u last year. there a little more aggresive than bf's and they are holding there tread really good.

A guy I work with bought a set of those for his tacoma a couple years ago. They have done real well!