Choose the BEST Tires!
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When it comes to choosing the best tires, there are thousands to choose from, along with different types, load ratings, and sizes so today we wanted to put out a video that will help you guys narrow down your search for your next set of tires. As always, Let us know what you guys think about this advice and if you guys have any recommendations when it comes to picking a new set.
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I just did 12 000 kms in Australia (got home tonight), across 4 states, through snow, deep sand, corrugated gravel roads, rock, sealed roads, wet roads and bull dust. I can tell you the MAXXIS AT8111 RAZR AT handles it perfectly. Not one bit of slip or lost traction. I’ve owned BFG, Bridgestone, Cooper, Kumho and these Maxxis’ are without a doubt the best trye I have ever used. The tyres took very little weights to balance them and felt secure on all roads. I won’t change to another tyre manufacturer ever again.
I'm sold I'm my Maxxis MTs.awsome tires.
Yep, went from bfg to Naxxis MT772, lots quieter and thicker and more aggressive sidewall for better grip.
17 Tacoma I’m running 33x11.5 falken wildpeak at3 about 10k miles so far on them so far and I really like them.. when buying tires I’m looking at thread wear warranty looks and of course the weight tire can carry i feel like those are pretty important things.. I did go with 10 ply tire tho just because I do tow sometimes.. I felt like more is better then not enough.
Exactly the video and information I was searching for! Perfect timing guys, Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate the support!
Good pointers and thank you for all your research! 👍
Great and comprehensive video.
My Cooper AT 265/75r16 (31 inch) works great but if you're mainly using your truck as a work horse you might want to go a size smaller.
Luv my Kenda Kleaver RT 10 ply tires on my Ram 2500 4x4 HEMI
The bfgoodrich all terrain T/A KO2 tires work really good thank you for recommending those for my Baja Subaru
Absolutely! Those KO2's are such a solid pick! Happy to hear you are enjoying them.🤘
@@TrailBuilt KO2s are three mountain peak rated which can be important dpeending on wear you live.
Can you review the Vredestein Pinza AT? It's a new tire with very few reviews. But the reviews are extremely positive.
What do you say about tires Nokian Outpost AT ?
On my second set of falken wildpeak at3's
I really love my Amp terrain Attack AT A's. I think they're more of a hybrid tire/Rugged terrain tire. I've got 30k+ miles on mine and have I'd say at least 20k miles left out of them. They do great in the rain, dry, mud, and snow. They are 3pms rated as well, and they're affordable. I'll most likely get another set when I'm in need of replacement. The only other affordable tire I've really been eyeballing is the Kenda Klever RT. I'd like a comparison between those and the Amp's.
Good video! Thanks!
Any tire from Kenda is a personal favorite of mine just because I know of so many people running the RT's and the AT's and enjoy them so much. Either way let us know when you are looking at scooping another set!
All of the cheaper brands are starting to use the same molds too. Same or similar tread different brand. 37x13.5r22 is such a tough size to shop for.
Hey Josh. What's your opinion on the Goodyear Territory AT? Just bought a 2019 Tundra and the dealer put a new set of these on it. Can't find much info on them. Thanks.
I recently purchased a set of Yokohama Geolander A/T G015 in 215/70r15 for my 98 Honda CR-V (5speed awd)
I've always had cars before moving to Washington state and never had All Terrain tires before. i deliver pizzas part time, most of my 'off-road" driving is done while working and I need to be capable of driving in bad weather. i went with the Yokohama's because they were the most conservative, highway tread style with 4 straight channels but still had open tread blocks and the "3 peak mountain snowflake."
Just interesting , Last week I looked at my tires on my 1999 Ranger and realized that I can't remember buying tires for the truck. I purchased the truck new and It has over 200,000 miles on them. They are starting it get some cracks in them and the tread is getting a bit flat. I have never had to even add air to them that I remember. I think I'm going to look close at firestone tires as they seem to last a long time.
Cooper, BFG and General grabber x3 . They are the best.
Could you please do a episode about the new Atturo Trail Blade MTS 12 ply in the 35” by 13.50” on 20”x10” wheels??????????? PLEASE!!!!!!!! ❤
Just snagged me a set of kenda at2s and could be happier with the tire . About 1000 miles so far and have done flawlessly
Happy to hear! Love a fresh set of Kenda's!
Hi hankook dynapro extreme vs wildpeak at3 for 2006 mdx doing mostly city drive and mountain drive in Colorado.. ? Any opinions 5
Longevity…. My Falken AT3W have lasted 4 1/2 years and have has to get plugged only once. I have been camping and my 4Runner is my daily so they get plenty miles put in them.
The best tires for my Silverado 2500 are the Cooper Rugged Trek. Mileage warranty, snow flake rated, load E and the look Madd NICE💪🏽
I wish they made those load e 120 load index in a 275/55r20 or I'd get them for my next set. Currently have mickey Thompson Baja boss at and I'm either gonna go back to toyo at3s or try the radar renegade rt plus
Review cooper discoverer ATP2 please
The best tyres ive ever had was the old Cooper Discoverer S/T.
Nitto Ridge Grapplers work great on my wife's 4runner that has only seen the occasionally puddle around Atlanta :) haha. Tires have been great however.
Great to hear! Those Ridge Grapplers are an extremely solid pick!
I love the way Ridge Grapplers look on my F250, but from my experience, they don’t work very well in snow and ice. I know they’re not winter rated but the two weeks out of the year it snows/ices in Texas, I’ve literally slid sideways on any inclined roadway while completely stopped at intersections on my way to work when it’s icy.
I'm hoping that tire companies start making dedicated snow tires and 3 peak rated tires in taller sizes. In Quebec, for example, it's law that you run winter rated tires in the winter. AT will not cut it. And in many Canadian provinces, you can not run studded tires unless you are live in the most northern parts, or are up in the Territories. Trying to find the tallest dedicated snow tire, M+S tire, or 3 peak tire is a frustrating exercise because most shops don't seem to know nearly as much about taller options as they do for "stock" options, and almost always seem to suggest exclusively from their preferred lines rather than their full selections. On-line searches are very tricky too, because even if you can get some options by filling out a minimum of filters (most want several inputs on sizing to even start showing options), almost none offer Snow/M+S/3PSFR as selectable options. What I mean by a minimum of filters is it is quite common to buy a dedicated set of snow tires on steel rims, so if you are mostly concerned about your OA diameter and will by whatever steel rim size you need to get it, you can't get listings on many sites and have to start fishing by cycling through tire heights by first selecting a rim size. I suspect that's more to do with the tire companies that list those attibutes as "features" in the description, rather than as a specification, so setting up a web page would require a dealer employee to actually look at almost every tire, as some only offer the rating in certain sizes, and not others of the same brand and model of tire. Yes, if you have a big tire rig, you can put smaller tires on for the winter, but that can play hell with more than just the speedometer reading, particularly on newer vehicles with all the electronic management on board, plus changes in fuel economy if you have re-geared for tall tires, but have to run several sizes shorter in the winter. To be fair, TrailBuilt Off Road's tire selector is certainly one of the better ones, and is more forgiving than most for empty search fields, but it still comes down to a fishing expedition when it comes to winter ratings. Pretty sure they even mentioned the challenges in trying to set up the winter ratings as a searchable option in another video actually...so again, I can't really fault them or other dealers, but it does make it difficult to find out what your options are, at least while trying to search on your own.
Check out the Cooper AT3 4S. It's got the snowflake, and might come in tall enough a size for ya. And the Interco Trxxus MT is a more mild MT, but has great syping, good road mnners for such a tire, and was a BEAST in the snow. Theyre worth a good look.
@@ecojoe2214 very good advice.
@TrailbuiltOff-road could u guys make a video about 3 different all terrains, that’s made for those who drives on the road more and goin small dirt roads.
The best 3 comparison is -
Toyo open country at3
Hankook dynapro at2 extreme
&
Yokohama Geolander G015 AT
I would love to hear from u, to talk about those 3 specific tires.
Please make a video about it 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Explain about 3PMSFR, the mileage on LT- metric and P-metric ratings explained, which one is the best, the quietest, the potential of all terrain, the tread patterns, shoulder bites, and all that hood stuff.
That is definitely something we can add to the list for videos! Fantastic suggestion for content, I can imagine there is a lot of people wanting this one right now.
@@TrailBuilt it be epic thing to watch from u guys. Honestly I can’t find a better contant about several all terrain tires explains, than u guys. U off-road enthusiasts are the best.🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can you do a video comparing the Toyo AT3 vs Baja Boss AT ? Thanks!
Can definitely add it to the list! Both are extremely popular!
Make a video for guys with heavy duty trucks , maybe best aggressive looking all terrains or hybrids. Every tire shop around me just pushes fallen wild peaks or nitto ridge grapplers. I am tire shopping for my 2022 GMC Sierra 2500hd at4. Was leaning micky Baja boss at or ridge grapplers. Just a highway daily driver
Toyo RT.
No need for aggressive tread then, id just go with something similar to stock
@@taliesinangling3564 but I want it to look cool 😎. I don’t like the side wall on the rt.
bf Goodrich ko2 Baja Champions ..I have 17 a r65s n they r fucking awsome..i get threw snow on my mountains like nothing..and they ride the pavement likely heavenly smooth n quiet..but have great side bitter patterns n all..almost 300 bucks each n worth every penny..
Got toyo at3 on my 3/4 ton did good in snow and everything else will definitely get another set
Michelin LTX M/S2
Are if you want to upgrade From a foreign vehicle to a Jeep
Doesn't get any better than Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT, my friend. A rugged tire with a 60,000 mile warranty.
Y'all need a 3PMS filter option
That is definitely something we can consider!
Have you ever tested or plan on testing the Nokian Outpost AT or Nokian Outpost APT?
Not yet but definitely not a bad opportunity to create a video on it!
Wish you guys would test a good all terrain tire that doesn’t stand up nails and blow the though you tire like a shot gun, I guess it’s the wider deep lug design tire that does that, but wonder how the mickey Thomas do. I want to change to that tire but want to know if they do that…
Fair enough! I don't see why this couldn't be something that we could consider doing for a future video! We definitely want to help everyone out!
That would be great, I’ve had many 4x4 as old as a 64 scout to a new 2dr rubicon and a power wagon and it seems if the lugs are to far apart they stand up nails and blow them through your tires, be nice to know how wide you can go before it doesn’t do that
Could you give me 2-3 tires In your opinion is best for highway all terrain/hybrid for a 2019 F150 screw 4wd. I’m trying to find the most aggressive tire that preforms really well on hwy tread wear and noise , don’t really care about the best off road performance… I just really like that’s aggressive side wall look. Right now I’ve found Cooper At3 XLT , MT Baja Boss AT based of looks and reviews
Varies on the price range you are looking at! Right now either of those that were mentioned are good options otherwise the Ridge Grappler's from Nitto are a solid pick! I found some options based on what you are looking for but with your two plus the one I suggested those are a pretty solid 3 picks! www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/store/tires?sort=popular&year=2019&make=Ford&model=F-150&drive=4WD&DRChassisID=58102&vehicle_type=Truck&tire_type=Hybrid%20AT%2FMT&saleToggle=0&qdToggle=0
I will shop ur site.
Could you add the Suzuki Jimny 2022
Coopers are super and USA made.
Best tires to me is few tires. Even though I haven’t try one of them. And one I do. And one I will go for when my tires are almost finished wearing them out.
The ones I have for my 2015 lifted Scion xB with a 215/70/16:
1: toyo open country at3
2: excellent tires from other lifted xB owner have good experience is Yokohama geolander at2
And 3: my next set and increase an insane tire size is 245/75/16 hankook - dynapro at2 extreme.
Compare between toyo open country at3 vs. hankook dynapro at2 extreme, is that dynapro at2 extreme has a bit more aggressive shoulder bites, got a nice white letters that I always want one.
And sure the toyo open country at3 tread blocks are more aggressive than dynapro at2 extreme, but still got a nice aggressive a bit more than the dynapro at2.
For P-metric on 245/75/16 with white lettering, it has an amazing 70k miles on it. For the same if not $10-$30 bucks around more. That’s a better deal than what I have.
It’s a massive insane tires size, but it can be done. And it has and I was sold for that. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
That’s my next set and goal for my 2015 lifted Scion xB with a 2.5” lift. But I will lift the front by 2” more. So 4.5” lift for the front, and 2.5” rear to level it as well. 😎😎😎
@Trailbuiltoff-road
Definitely need to see this xB when its done being lifted it sounds sick!!
@@TrailBuilt I will be more than happy to show u the ones I currently already. U have IG as well?
Hi Josh I have a 2020 ram 2500 Power Wagon. Live in the PNW area. Some light offroading, 9 months of rain with occasional snow and ice. What truck tire would you suggest
These Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T's would fit well for the type of driving you would be doing. Check them out and let me know what you think! www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/buy-wheel-offset2/TVPXT08/venom-power-terra-hunter-x-t-35x1250r20lt-tires?year=2020&make=Ram&model=2500&drive=4WD#review-system
Get the Kenda Kleaver RT tire's
Luv my Kenda Kleaver RT 10ply tires on my
Ram 2500 4x4 HEMI
Can I use 36 inch tires and 3.5 inch lift on a jeep wrangler jk
debatable... probably though... you might need to work on your pinch seems, fenders and offset.
Which 36” tires are you considering?
Yes
is there an issue with your website ? i get "msg forbidden" shown
What is the url that you are trying access?
@@TrailBuilt the one u shared on your post.
and i thought here in Europe tires were expensive omg!!!
Tell me about it! 😂
Just give me the cheapest Chinese tire and I’ll worry about blowouts on the freeway later.