good all terrain tread + long life huh. Sounds good to me. I won't go too toyo's and mickey tompsons looked good. also how are they for hauling? good ply? Plus also thought about a set called Wranglers, don't know a whole bunch about em. Just saw em at Les Schwab but i'll definatly give the Pro Comps a try.

 

southwestern oklahoma.. where are you located?

also guys.. when i bought my new tires i put on 33 12.5 18.. i wanted the 37s but didnt have all the dough to lift it yet so i jus wanted to put on wat i could intill next time.. they told me all i could fit without the lift was 33s??? after gettin it all on it sure looks like i could have done 35s.. has anyone run 35s without lifting?

 

I live in southeastern Oklahoma. Ever heard of Broken Bow?

 

sure have! i live in jus north of the texas line now in altus but i grew up somewhere between lawton and chickasha in the country in a little small town... i sure do like that color on ur pickup.. i really wanted that color but i bought it on clearance at the end of the year and they didnt have it anymore..

 

guys run 35's on 2" of lift all the time, depending on the rim offset you may or maynot have rubbing.

my pro comps are E rated...

 

35's without a lift/level is pushing it. It depends on the tire width and the wheel backspacing, but most likely they will rub. I even did 33's on my truck with the level, so that way they definetly won't rub.

 

Oh yeah... just saw Steve's E rating post. Mine are E rated also, I think it is like 3195lbs a piece. I towed a 10,000lb bobcat on a4,000lbtrailer the other day, felt just like the factory tires.

 

one thing to mention... you need to also look at the tire width... my 33's are 13.0" wide IIRC, a 12" wide tire would fit easier than the xtremes for a 2" lift...