I know that the tire subject has been discussed to death on this forum. But I haven't found anyone with my driving specs to have reviewed any tires on here, so here goes. I have been looking to swap out my stock DONElops since I got the truck, and after doing months of searching on this site, and google searches, I have narrowed it down to 4. Keep in mind...stock height, stock rims and I average about 14 mpg now with the stocks.
My driving is as follows: 20% highway, 70% city and 10% light offroading. Being in NYC, I get a variety of weather, from 25 inches of snow with 4 inches of ice, to 100 degree summers, and some minor flooding in between.

My choices are as follows:
1- General Grabber AT2
2- GY S/A
3- GY Duratrac
4- Michelin LTX A/T 2

With 2 kids that are chauffeured to their games once in a while, what do you think will be the safest and best looking choice for me?

Thanks in advance for not flaming me!

Found a great cheap tire upgrade with lots of available supply

Thanks for the quick reply. I had already read that, and was worried that the size difference (about half inch) might make my MPG's even worse. I am not an expert or anything, so any feedback would be appreciated.

I would check the weight of the tires you are looking at, those goodyears are 44lbs a piece, compared to the stockers at 39. checkout this thread. lots of answers to your questions here, maybe:

best all around tire....

I haven't seen any difference since I put them on. In fact, the mpg may have actually gone up a little bit. (Of course that could be due to better inflation of the tires and more highway miles) Haha.

You know what? You are right on both counts! The wieght is definataley an issue, AND the post you mentioned is great. i read it last week and forgot about it!

Thanks!

But please keep the opinions coming! The more the merrier!

MPG went up? Im all over them! LOL.

FWIW MPG went down with my Load E range Duratracs.

The look bad-ass though

I have found that Load E typically adds 8-10 lbs to any similar P rated tire from the same manufacturer.

I would add the Revo2 to your list for consideration. Mine are great. I bought the stock size (P).

It's a great all around tire. They vastly improved the handling of my vehicle.

Since you're doing so much city driving I would probably go with the Nitto Terra Grapplers, Bridgestone Revos, or the Michelins. I really like the LTX for a less aggressive tire.

Six percent loss in mileage (less than 6.4% increase in fuel cost), great ride, little difference in noise, ability to drive where we choose—worth it to me & the boss. And we like how they look too.

I drive 50% highway, 40% city, and 10% light offroading. My driving also includes 4 months of nasty snow and ice. I am running GY Silent Armorers and think they are perfect for my type of driving conditions. I would definitely purchase them again.

Michelins, you don't need Duratracs.

-->5. Firestone Destination A/T (P-Rated)

I'm very happy with them. Reviews on tirerack are fantastic, they are relatively inexpensive, I don't notice any loss in MPG, look aggressive for an AT, roll smoothly around the city. My first set of Firestones ever and very satisfied.