Truck and tires

[Buppies]

I have had good luck with Toyo AT 2s three sets 55 to 60 thousand miles rotate every 5000 to keep from wearing middle out on rear size 285/70/17. The truck is a 2008 2500 Dodge diesel with 220000 miles.

They need replacing now just ordered some be here Tuesday but always experimenting tried Hancooks this time $175 each delivered to my door. Ordered fro Discount Tire no freight

 

[Looking4new]

I am running Dunlops mudders (I forgot the model) [Radial Rovers I think], it doesn't matter, they suck. 30x9.5x15 and have for the past two winters. They suck in wet snow, they suck on wet roads and are noisy on dry roads.
I went to the Dunlops because the best tire for me (Pro Comp) doesn't come in my preferred size any more. I will be replacing the Dunlops with Pro Comps in the fall. 31x10.5x15 I have enough clearance to go as high as 33's.

 

[Code54]

Thanks everyone! I am going to look at the tires everyone recommended and start thinking about getting a new set.
I appreciate everyones input

 

[dieselcrawler]

I have had these tires on my 1993 Suburban for about 18 months and 8000 miles now. I really like them. Quiet on the road for an aggressive tire (that's my opinion, of course), and I'm really happy with the traction in snow over the last two winters(although last winter was paltry snow-wise, and this winter has just gotten started). I got the black walls, so no lettering. Don't know if they come in your size or not. I think you can go to some place like Discount Tire and talk to the manager. Tell them you are interested in some tires, but would like to see them up next to the truck or better yet, on some rims, to see how they'd look.

General Grabber AT 2

I agree... we have had the Grabber AT2's on both our Excursion and my F250, great tire all around. Quiet highway tire, great tread wear, great snow traction, studdable if you desire, reasonably priced. Very happy with them, will continue to buy them when needed.