best all season 1/2 ton tires

[JB_AOL]

Mine came with the truck, and I knew they sucked (my dad had them).

I only use mine for towing the trailer in the summer, they will be replaced after this coming summer.

[S-in-Cochrane]

I'm running some Michelin LTX AT2s I bought on Kijiji for about 70 bucks a tire with 75-80% tread left.

So far so good in slippery roads up in the Waiparous area and around the city.

I'd love to run a big mud tire but I do more highway driving than off road so these seem to be a good fit for me.

[Hooter]

Originally Posted by burbotman

I am surprised to see no comments on the BFG all terrains from the amount of trucks I see running them. Personally I have put them on 6 different trucks over the years and have been happy with the tread wear and performance

I had BFG ATs on one of my half ton trucks and I think there's a lot of hoopla over them, but I wasn't very impressed with them at all. My Nokians are twice the tire that the BFGs ever were.

[Snoik]

i have no issues with my hankook rf10's they did well last winter and am using them again this winter, had 25k on my last set before i upgraded size. before i swapped thou it had about 75% still. the toyo open country all terrains have amazing life though. ive seen them with 120k km on them and still fine not sure how well they do in winter not too bad id imagine.

[Scott h]

Originally Posted by Hooter

Bar none I'm totally impressed with Nokian Rotiiva ATs. I have a 2007 Tundra and just put them on after suffering with Nitto Terra Grappler ATs. Absolutely night and day in the winter, plus the Nokians are much quieter with a smoother ride. They don't look as "cool" as some of the other AT tires out there, but safety and performance are much higher on my list of important features than looks.

I have to agree with Hooter about the Nokian Rotiva's (except I put on the WR's on my Tacoma and acura). They are the best tires I have ever used PERIOD.... they are all weather , not all season, and they mean it. They hug dry roads, wet rainy roads, and snow like crazy.

[Woodie]

Originally Posted by leeaspell

Have a look at the general grabber AT2. I just got a set put on at canadian tire, buy one get one half price. Cant comment on thread life but they are an awesome winter tire. Almost got to relearn how to drive they hook up so good. Used to running mudders in the winter. For the price they are worth a look

Yep I have these tires on my truck and they are nice in the snow and muck...