Nitto Terra Grapplers. Gotta check and see if that's the full name. I'll never put another Nitto tire on a vehicle I own. Awful snow traction, awful wet, and horrid dry traction. The only 2 good things about them are they don't hydroplane and the look aggressive. They're also REALLY loud on the highway.

 

Mickey Thompson MTZ 265/75/16

Can anyone tell me why I CAN'T VOTE??? It says "You may not vote on this poll"????

 

My '06 CC w/flip a lid 2wd and posi was terrible the first winter, but the truck is higher in the back so all the weight is forward. Also had the Original Goodyear Eagle RS on it.

I now have Goodyear Fortera's on it and 8/40# bags of topsoil in the back so it sits level. Road fantastic this winter.
Goodyear Fortera TripleTred.

 

I checked Bridgestone because they make Fuzion. Mine are not truck tires, but I rarely haul more than a couple hundred pounds and I drive it like it's a big sports car. ZRi's are great wet or dry.
I have Michelin Hydroedge on my van and they are even better in the wet and have super long tread life (70k mile limited warranty).

 

TRX 2008, You prob don't have enough posts to vote.? Im still running on the orig tires it came with @ 23,000. Will need new by winter

 

I got some Definity's from Pep Boys........ only because of the white lettering on the side that says DAKOTA

 

I got the factory 265/70/16 BF Goodrich but when i install my new ProComp rims i will put this on:

Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo II 265/65/18

 

I'm running Pathfinder suv's... There actually owned by Kelly springfield.... Got all 5 of them from Discount tire for 550 installed. Not bad IMO... There semi aggressive. There a 60k mi tire.

 

I work there and I may put a set of those on after my Uniroyal Liberator's wear out. Either that or some Toyo OpenCountry A/T's.

 

I'm in the market for new tires so thanks for the recommendations.