Hey I have a 1990 Ext. Cab Pickup with the stock 15" yota rims and I'm lookin for some new tires. Most of my driving on the highway (depressing) but I want some that will do well on some moderate trails and offroading and in the snow.
Thanks

 

Just get any AT tire and sipe them and you will be fine, I work at schwab so im obviously gonna say toyo AT's or Wild country XTX

 

Do what I do some times have 2 sets of wheels .When I had a long commute via Interstate I ran a strictly highway tread about 9 months out of the year.

Come snow season I ran a good Snow tread just to get out of my driveway (Glacier)

That might work for you for sure it helped me out.

 

What does sipe mean?

 

http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...reSiping.shtml

 

I have HanKook RF10 LT235x75R15 they are great tires and on my mostly stock pickup it just wanted to crawl through the mud They are by all means amazing

 

bfgoodrich ats are sweet, my friend has goodyear wrangler duratracs and he really likes them

 

Also throwing my vote in for the BFG AT.

 

ya bfg ATs are probably the best all around tire, and last for ever on the road

 

Thanks 4Crawler

 

Cooper discoverer ST. Pretty darn good all around AT tire.

 

well its up to you really...

i really like they handcook AT-M tires ever since my friend got these and they are a high mileage low road noise tire that preforms better than any all terrain tire ive seen.
handcook AT-M 31x10.5 for $145.

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...naPro+ATM+RF10

people have had these tires for years and will say there the only AT tires you should get there a good value and have been tried and tested over and over again.
bfg AT 31x10.5 $137.

http://discounttires.com/product_det...E=&prodID=3887

hope this helps!!

 

I have no idea what the stock size is (I never really took the time to look) but if it's a 235/75/15 then take a look at Treadwright tires. Yes I do tell lots of folks about them but I really like the product. Take a look at the ATG in that size or the Crawler M/T (although I think the Crawler may be more than you want as far as tread goes). The ATG looks good, has had good reviews, is only 61$ a per tire and I know for a fact that Treadwright tires wear like iron.

For something a little larger the 30/9.50/15 Puma looks pretty good, in fact I'd probably go with the Puma if it was me.

http://www.treadwright.com/p-22-235-75-r15-atg-c.aspx

 

I did that to my first set of tires, 5 sipes per lug....... four tires covered in freaking lugs..... didn't take more than about an hour though.