I want to put some 31s on my P/U and I can't decide between the Toyo Open Country A/T II and the BF Goodrich All Terrain K/O. Both have a pretty good warranty and say they are both good for on and off road. Which one would you choose and why?

 

i run 31x10.5x15 goodyear wrangler duratracks on my 87 xcab pickup. nice meat big treads and its not loud. it another option if you like the looks of them.

 

Oh I like the look of those. Thanks for the reply

 

It's just going to make it harder to decide what ones you want

 

Of the three I like the looks of the Goodyear's best and the BF Goodrich the least. However, the good years only have a 50000 mile warranty and they are more expensive compared to the Toyos 65000.

 

This is true but I couldn't pass on those duratracks they were on sale when I got them.

 

I did some goodyear authority AT's from walmart $750 total and feels like an MT there good tires for a good price espically if your going to upsize later then your not out a lot up front.

 

I think I'll most likely end up getting the Toyo A/T II tires. They have the best warranty and the best price. ($155 a piece from 4wheel parts) But it will be a while before I end up buying so I may end up changing my mind.

 

Not sure about the Toyo AT's but the MT's have good traction till about 50% tread left then they seem to have a reputation for being hard. And that should reduce traction in theory. So I maybe I might suggest the bfg's or goodyears. Look at tirerack.com for price. Usually discount tire will match the price once shipping is included. And you can get the road hazard protection.

 

I run 35" Toyo M/T's and can say that they do REALLY well on dirt, gravel, and especially MUD. Won a local mudbog running them.

My cousin runs the Goodyear Wranglers year round on a 1 ton and they last a loooonnng time. Excellent traction too!

The Toyo A/T's didnt hold up as well as the Goodyear Wranglers, but they did grip really well!

I would say for big dirty boots go with Toyo M/T's though!!

 

All Terrain ALL DAY

 

For the occasional off road user A/T's are just fine. If you plan to do any sort of serious off roading M/T's are the way to go.

 

Bfg !!!