Need tire recommendations

[20GatorBTS]

So might be getting a 2020 1500 BigHorn Crew with the 20 inch wheels and looking at replacing the crappy stock tires. Here's my driving conditions

1. All year use (Canadian winter)
2. Towing a travel trailer in summer months (about 8000 pounds)
3. Don't do much off roding, mostly highway and towing
4. Looking for fairly quite and descend life

Chances are I won't be touching the suspension, so guessing I'm stuck at the stock size (275-55-60). I have KO2's (8 ply) on my current truck and love then, but they seem to wear fast, and I'm thinking the towing is taking a tool on them.

 

[Snofire]

Michelin Defender LTX MS is a great all around tire.

 

[User_63152]

275/60/R20 Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus. You can turn them for black wall out, too.

 

[flyfingers]

Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3 is a great 4 season tire with very little road noise. The Michelin Defender LTX MS is a superb tire as well however it is unlikely to be of much use in the snow.

 

[brian42]

My dad has the Falken Wildpeak A/T3W All-Terrain tires and they are very nice. Lots of positive reviews in other threads and they have the 3 peak winter rating.

 

[Codybenz]

In Canada with a lot of snow and ice... Falken Wildpeak AT3w

 

[User_63152]

I had Wrangler Dura Trac on my JGC. They are great tires, but they are a little loud. Great in the snow, though.

 

[taz2016]

Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3 is a great 4 season tire with very little road noise. The Michelin Defender LTX MS is a superb tire as well however it is unlikely to be of much use in the snow.

I had Michelin LTX MS on my Ridgeline years ago. It had no trouble going through a fresh 8-10" blanket of snow - at about half tread depth.

 

[ElkoNV]

I second the Michelins in snow. Lots of siping just all-around great tire.

 

[Hydroblueguy]

In Canada with a lot of snow and ice... Falken Wildpeak AT3w

These are the tires my local tire shop recommended, very trustworthy place! However I decided just to keep the stock tires on mine for warranty reasons as I had major issues with my 19 that ram bought back! I looked at reviews and these seemed very good, these will cost you around 1200 mounted and balanced! Good luck with whatever you decide!

 

[User_63152]

Anyone have these Goodyear Ultraterrain AT they sell at Discount Tire? They look interesting.

 

[TX_Phil]

Did you get any feedback on your question?

I am shopping for an AT or MT type tire but my 2019 is 100% stock and I don't want to go too big so I'm thinking 275/60/20 33" tall. If you bought these tires do you mind sharing your opinion?

 

[User_63152]

Did you get any feedback on your question?

I am shopping for an AT or MT type tire but my 2019 is 100% stock and I don't want to go too big so I'm thinking 275/60/20 33" tall. If you bought these tires do you mind sharing your opinion?

I actually went with the 275/60/R20 Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus. They are great tires. I highly recommend them. I got a good deal on mine through a local store where I live.

I just saw them on Walmart's website for $185 ea., free shipping.

Robot or human?

 

[MarvsAMartian]

So might be getting a 2020 1500 BigHorn Crew with the 20 inch wheels and looking at replacing the crappy stock tires. Here's my driving conditions

1. All year use (Canadian winter)
2. Towing a travel trailer in summer months (about 8000 pounds)
3. Don't do much off roding, mostly highway and towing
4. Looking for fairly quite and descend life

Chances are I won't be touching the suspension, so guessing I'm stuck at the stock size (275-55-60). I have KO2's (8 ply) on my current truck and love then, but they seem to wear fast, and I'm thinking the towing is taking a tool on them.

I have the Falkens on mine. I don't tow a hell of a lot and when I do its light work, but these things are great in the winter/snow and are actually pretty quiet for how aggressive they look. That's my vote. Can probably find a cheap set on wheelwiz.ca which is where I got mine. If you're in the lower 10 its free shipping. Can't recommend enough, by far the best prices on wheels I've found in Canada.