Got a 4" Lift, Shopping for 35" Tires - A/Ts or Highway Tires

[theJester517]

I'm super happy with my Continental TerrainContact A/T's. They are a mild AT so gives you a slightly more aggressive look, more capability (they're fantastic in the snow for an all-season) without the road noise (no noticable change from stock) and less than 1 mpg in mileage drop.

What size did you get them in? The thing is my stock tires still have tread, the only reason I would buy a new set and spend $1500 is to go bigger, and I'm really leaning towards 295/65/20s to keep them from sticking out too far and get me the height but continental didn't come up when I searched either of the larger sizes

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[Nick Serbu]

Just got these the other day. They ride smooth and aren't noisy.

 

[cash4acres]

Just got these the other day. They ride smooth and aren't noisy.

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$1100 = 5 sets of Firestone Transforce take-offs AT or HT, 275-70-18 10 ply 3700lbs/tire =15,800 capacity =200,000 of tires (OMG a deal)
Or 4 sets 285-60-20s (160,000 miles of 20 inch 10ply) AT

 

[RedSRT4Me]

I've had great experience with Hankook Dynapro AT-Ms and the Kenda Klever RTs. My 2016 Ram Minotaur came with 35 x 12.5 General Grabbers which is an aggressive off road baja type tire. Noisy on the highway and can few the lugs when slowly moving the vehicle like parking for example. Off road they are absolute beasts! I will be going to the Kenda Klever RTs once these wear out and with just over 21,000 miles it looks like these still have plenty of life left in them so might try and sell them and get the Kendas sooner. LOL

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[Gixxer750]

I'm only finishing the first page but, Cooper AT3 XLT , they are flippin awesome on the snow (they have the winter tire rating, so if snow tires are required on any roads you are good to go. I've had this set for 3 years now. I likes the looks of the nitto grapplers I had, but they were a little noisy and I could feel the tires in the steering and pedals. So I'm liking the Cooper tires.

 

[Tracy in IL]

Good experience with both General Grabber
ATs, and Yokohama Geolander ATs. Both available in MT series as well.