What kind of tires???

[ABAD08TRD]

Okay...I need new rubber but don't want mpg to suffer. I have a 4x4CM TRD.....what tires will get the most life with the best mileage??


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[northwest]

Stay with "P" series for the best mileage. Hankook ATM RF10 or Cooper AT3 are excellent choices for all-terrain. You can't beat Michelin LTX M/S for highway. 255/70/18 (32.2" x 10.3") is Tundra's stock narrow tire compared to the optional 275/65/18 (32.2" x 11") wider tires. Narrow gets better mileage. Moving to "LT" 10-ply adds another 10 lbs, which slightly impacts mileage. You'll see the hardest hit to mileage with mud tires. Plan on losing a couple mpg with those heavier, high rolling resistance tires. Good luck.

Bottom line, 255/70/18 with Michelin LTX M/S will get you the best mileage and life.

[bhbdvm]

If you go off road at all or have snow conditions then I would recommend the BF Goodrich All Terrain K/O tires. These tires have great traction and I got 50,000 miles out of mine with rotation every 5,000 miles. They may not be the best for MPG but they are great tires.

[mendonsy]

I'll put in a vote for the Cooper AT3's. I have the Cooper ATR's (the older version) on my Tundra and the AT3's on our Sprinter van. They have both worked out very well for mileage and traction.

[bucstundra]

Just recently purchased a set of Michelin LTX A/T2s for mine. On the pricey side, but a great tire. Very comfortable ride. You can't beat the 60K treadwear warranty.

[jcole]

I put the Cooper AT3 on mine. Someone posted that Consumer Reports rated them #1 for A/T tires

[falling]

+1 on the Cooper AT3s

20,000 miles in 1.5 years. 90% tread left.

Great for Minnesota winters. I bought them the day after they were available to replace my ATRs. I did get high-centered on a 4' drift last winter, but no tire would have helped.

That being said, my wife's Subaru with Cooper Weathermaster snow tires puts all trucks to shame in the snow. Seriously, it's funny.


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[ChrisWest]

i went with general grabber at2 on my 07 dc and they are awesome.

[SE2000]

Cheapest tires to run are take off 255/70 stock tires.

[ABAD08TRD]

Thanks for the comments....General Grabbers are on national back order. It's between the Michelin LTX A/T 2 and the Bridgestone REVO Dueler AT2.....thoughts? Oh yeah....wanting to stay with a "P" rated fire for the best gas mileage.


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[kurt1011]

i have been impressed with Revo's first set lasted 50k and still had a little left...just put on the second set...great tire

[DanielAcosta]

Okay...I need new rubber but don't want mpg to suffer. I have a 4x4CM TRD.....what tires will get the most life with the best mileage??


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Thumbs up to Michelin LTX and Toyo A/T, especially the new Toyo A/T II. Thumbs down to BFG A/T, which were half worn after only 20K miles, were bad in snow, and had a noticeable loss in traction after the first 15K miles.

[ctateusa]

Yokohama geolander AT-s are a great tire for the money. ran mine about 60k before they were worn out mixed dirt and highway driving.

[medcase1]

I've been using nitto trail grapplers 37x12.50x20 for 3 1/2 years on the first set, these tires have been amazing. I just replaced 2 of them with 3/8" tread still left on them. These tires have been excellent in all driving conditions, I have zero complaints. For a mud tire design they are almost totally silent thats incredible. I drive 70% on pavement, and the rest off-road. I've never been stuck with these tires they pull thru everything as long as your air pressure is around 20psi, I run 45 psi on the pavement. I have tried nitto mud grapplers and they lasted 8 months, nitto terra grapplers were the worst at 7 months, I totally recommend the trail grapplers as long as you rotate and keep up on the air pressure regularly. Good Luck