Cornell Cowboy
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I'm running KO3s on my F250 and love them!
10 ply tires
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MTLabrador
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The best solution is to get some 17 or 18 inch wheels and get the tires you want. 20s don’t make any sense on a truck, at least to me.
It’s crossed my mind multiple times.
more_cowbell
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I don’t know yet, only 5k miles since last fall mostly gravel roads, pavement and snow.
This guy did a review— says they’re fantastic in snow, and “ok” in mud that was 4-5” of clay.
Dynamic on Dirt, Pleasant on Pavement: Nokian Tyres Outpost nAT Review
Nokian Tires Outpost nAT are excellent tires for off-road performance and good on-road manners, even in the snow.
gearjunkie.com
El Jason
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Sitting at the tire shop…
Hard to say if any tire would have survived the sharp edge that took this out, but I’m not happy and there is a feeding bear waiting.
Hard to say if any tire would have survived the sharp edge that took this out, but I’m not happy and there is a feeding bear waiting.
Back when I was shopping for a truck there a few that I immediately discounted because they had 20" wheels. They just don't look right on a truck that's actually meant to be used as a truck. Also those tires for 20" wheels are much more expensive than 17's or 18's.
And I didn't want to have to spend several thousand more $$ to replace wheels and tires after buying a $40-50K truck.
MTLabrador
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That’s a bummer. Do the Toyos have a 3 ply sidewall?
El Jason
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MTLabrador
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Like you said, hard to say if it would have helped, but it’s a feature I’m looking at pretty hard for my next set.
TakeABreakAndTouchGrass
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I like the Falken at4w and I think it has a three ply sidewall
noharleyyet
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Rarely do I have a tread puncture...last 3 rapid deflations have been sidewall breach ruination.
