diesel tire options

[sled_wrangler]

I guess it depends on what size you are looking at running. I purchased a set of 34.4" Goodyear Duratracs on 17" rims for my winters on my lifted Dodge. I run a sled deck and I find it's way too much sidewall flex. The truck is all over the road and I can really feel it on the corners. They have amazing grip and I think they would be a really good tire if you don't run too much sidewall height.

I also have these ... 315 70/17 I have only got about 60000 km out of them and real bad cupping ... The side wall roll sucks big time and also you could only get them in an 8 ply in this size ... I am due for some new rubber and I don't think I will be getting these again

 

[Nonhighwayservice]

I also have these ... 315 70/17 I have only got about 60000 km out of them and real bad cupping ... The side wall roll sucks big time and also you could only get them in an 8 ply in this size ... I am due for some new rubber and I don't think I will be getting these again

how wide are you wheels?? minimum suggested wheel width is 9.75

 

[Go-Vertical]

I run toyo m55 on my f350. Have had really good luck with them 90-110k per year. I'd say about 70% gravel, work ok in the mud they are a rated snow and mud tire and not too noisy on the highway. Not terrible on ice but you can stud them if needed.

 

[sled_wrangler]

how wide are you wheels?? minimum suggested wheel width is 9.75

They are 10 wide

 

[mach123]

Can't find 35" tires with snowflakes or are winter tires only m/t, a/t etc........

 

[tex78]

U might have to go metric.

325-65-17. Something like that

from my HTC

 

[HRT Offroad]

Been looking at these tires, I'm running the Nitto Trail Grapplers right now, how much for 35x12.50-17?

You can't go wrong with them!!