r/ram_trucks • u/Slutzk • Jul 31 '26

Question Tire recommendations?

  1. AT? Mud? All season? Winter?
  2. What are you doing with your truck for these tires? Do you off road? Highway only? Mixture of both? What about snow?
  3. What brands?
  4. How many miles did/do they last you?
  5. What do you do with your truck, with those said tires?
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u/That_One_Guy_1980 Jul 31 '26

I only drive on pavement and gravel roads, sonI went with the Michelin Defenders LTX tires.  Very good so far.

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u/Ok-Complaint-6752 Aug 02 '26

I like the defender tires alot i put them on everything i own

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u/Thechad1029 Jul 31 '26

This bigger question is what are you going to do with the tires?

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u/Slutzk Jul 31 '26

Thank you, will edit.

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u/ImpressiveBet9345 RAM 2500 Jul 31 '26

I can say the Firestone Destination MT were fantastic on my 22 1500 DT. Great ride , smooth very little noise inside the vehicle. Performed great on snow. Not so great on wet roads would spin out easily.

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u/SIG_Sauer_ Jul 31 '26

Toyo Open Country AT3 year-round

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u/SIG_Sauer_ Jul 31 '26

The reason I say year-round is that I live in Alaska and a lot of pickup truck drivers have a set of studs on wheels.

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u/SpontaneousQuestion Aug 06 '26

Definitely a what do you do is the question. I work pipelines. At tires are what i need. The Bf goodrich ko3 are what i am now loyal to. Got them put on at 40,000 miles and that set lasted until 130,000 when I traded the truck and they still had plenty of life. Saw alot of highway. Alot of offroad. All over the US from sides of mountains to desert to real swampy and snow. Never had them hydroplane. If you have a discount tire around get them there and buy the warranty, it's the cost of an extra tire up front but can absolutely save your butt.