Good choice of tires?

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They have some sweet siphoning on them. Ah it bothers me though when little pebbles get stuck and then going 45+ then whack all under the body. Literally startles me sometimes!
Lol true! Once in a while when I'm out in BLM land I'll pick up some gravel but it's not too bad. All of the other benefits of the tire outweigh that one quirk.
 
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The tires in your original post are all aggressive AT's, like almost a dedicated mud grip. That is the look you said you wanted. I say go with it. Also in that category are a couple of the Cooper Discoverers, the STT I think is one of them. I ran a set of Duratacs, they were great. Everywhere. Dry pavement, wet pavement, dirt, mud, etc. The siping on the tread blocks is great, the the sidebiters make a difference. They were noisy, but not obnoxious. The "smart tread" mud grips (like the Toyo MT) are designed to be less noisy than the big luggy old school mud grips, but they still hum driving down the road.

You ought to be able to fit a 32" tire under there easy.
Sweet thank you for your input. Yeah I like the Cooper's as well, I was actually looking at the zeon ltz but I would like a meatier tire and I think those look better with a smaller profile. I was also looking into Mickey Thompson atz p3s I believe their called. Just so many options and opinions I'm just gonna have to bite the bullet I guess. Do you think I would be able to fit a 33 on them cause I do believe it's a 32 on them now but not to sure. Oh and I like the tire hum personally because I don't have to do much highway miles with this truck anyways
 

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