Best Tires for Ram 1500?

chrispop · Oct 11, 2021

Bridgetsone Duelers came on my 2019 Ram 1500 Laramie. They're worn out at 19K miles and I've ripped two sidewalls.

Looking at something with a tougher sidewalk and good winter/wet traction. I tow very little (light tractor) but do haul loads of stone, dirt and pressure-treated wood.

Looking for advice on a better tire that will hold up and maybe give me a few more miles than the Bridgestones.

Dealer offered the Nexian Roadians or the Goodyear Wranglers but it doesn't look like they're any better. Anyone find something they like?

KC5TGQ · Oct 11, 2021

My Bridgestones have 33k and are showing wear. I am hoping for 45k, gonna be tight. I would like a tire that would go 60k. I do nothing but highway, never in snow. People tell me the Coopers and Toyo's are good. I have had a bad experience with Yokohama's.

turkeybird56 · Oct 11, 2021

Toyo HT, AT's, Maybe Coopers, Wildpeak Falken AT3W's, Michelin LTX's.

Hawaii_Built · Oct 11, 2021

I've had very good luck with Coopers on my old Tundra. I currently have Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my 1500 with about 43000 miles on them with enough meat on the bones to not make me consider new tires for a while (they are F-rated which probably has something to do with how long they're lasting). The truck tows and goes off-road occasionally. No complaints on the highway in both dry and wet weather. I'd replace this set with another fresh set of the same with no hesitation.

huntergreen · Oct 11, 2021

My Cooper AT 4S have worked well for me in all weather conditions in far north jersey. I did loose 1.5 mpg though. Michelin Defenders Ltd Mud and snow seem pretty popular also.

PolarisCobra · Oct 11, 2021

I like my Cooper AT3s Quiet, very good in snow, seem to be wearing well.

JoshJR95 · Oct 11, 2021

Just put Firestone Destination A/T2s on and so far I like them a lot. Not street Tires and not overly aggressive.

LouM · Oct 11, 2021

The Falken Wildpeak A/T that came on my 19 have been a decent tire,
they are LT275/65R18C's.

CanRebel · Oct 12, 2021

Added Falken Wildpeak AT3W so far I like them. but haven't driven them in winter yet.

turkeybird56 · Oct 12, 2021

CanRebel said:
Added Falken Wildpeak AT3W so far I like them. but haven't driven them in winter yet.

They were good for me in this past Snow Blitz where we got like 10 years of snow in 1 1/2 days, had 8 inches out there, frozen, not plowed, Falkens did well.

DiabeticSith · Oct 13, 2021

On my second set of Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. I like them a lot. Pretty quiet on the road. Great traction when you need it.

Treburkulosis · Oct 13, 2021

Toyo's would be my pick.

Graygoose · Oct 13, 2021

Nitto Ridge Grappler or G2

2019RamInSC · Oct 14, 2021

chrispop said:
Bridgetsone Duelers came on my 2019 Ram 1500 Laramie. They're worn out at 19K miles and I've ripped two sidewalls.

Looking at something with a tougher sidewalk and good winter/wet traction. I tow very little (light tractor) but do haul loads of stone, dirt and pressure-treated wood.

Looking for advice on a better tire that will hold up and maybe give me a few more miles than the Bridgestones.

Dealer offered the Nexian Roadians or the Goodyear Wranglers but it doesn't look like they're any better. Anyone find something they like?

I have a 2019 Laramie 4X4 with the same tires. I don't expect a lot out of stock tires. But at 15,000 miles very little sign of wear. How did yours wear out at 19,000. Burn outs, donuts? Just curious.

Bluesurf · Oct 14, 2021

Best money spent.

Discount Tire | Tires and Wheels for Sale | Online & In-Person

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NTB - Tires & Routine Auto Maintenance

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I put these on my RAM at 10K, I have them on my Grand Cherokee and I put them on my Range Rover.
These are so perfect. My RAM handles like a sport car. They grip like suction.
There reviews say it all.

Narg · Oct 14, 2021

I really dislike the Bridgestones that came on my '20 truck. They seem to be wearing quickly, and they road walk a bit. They seem bad in the rain too. Can't wait to get Michelins on it. Will likely go up one size in height to fill out the wells a bit better.

Randy1962 · Oct 14, 2021

I had a 2010 RAM that came with Michelins and finally changed them at 60K. Another set ran for another 60K. I now have a 2019 Laramie that came with Bridgestones and at 30K I am ready to change them. I'll go back with Michelins.

Diablo2doorram · Oct 14, 2021

turkeybird56 said:
They were good for me in this past Snow Blitz where we got like 10 years of snow in 1 1/2 days, had 8 inches out there, frozen, not plowed, Falkens did well.

Go America and buy Firestone Destination MT2's. They are made in the good ol US of A and I have been using them on my trucks sense 2004. They last me a good 5-years. I currently have 73k on a set that should last one more year. 10 ply, very tough tire, have never had a flat. Ride is great. You can bump up tire pressure in the Summer and lower it for better traction in the Winter. Get a second set studded for Winter and you're set! It's a truck you don't want to put silly street tires on it! I believe they have a deal going on right now where you can get up to $120 off a set. I'm sticking with Firestone! Good Luck, to each his own.

Hemimania · Oct 14, 2021

I know Goodyear aren't favored here but I've got Trailrunner ATs and I love them. Look good, sound good. Decent price, nice tread and 55000 mile warranty.

rvance · Oct 14, 2021

I just got a set of Cooper Discoverer ATs from Walmart for 136 bucks each for the 10 ply. Couldn't be happier. Shop next door installed them for $72.

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