Firestone Destination AT 275/70/70 LR C

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I've got the next size up in load C; I have been using Destination A/Ts for a few years and really like them. They get little love on the forums because they don't look billy badass; but they are very good tires for true AT performance. Mine have done it all and only get hung up in deep loose sand or bottomless mud. For a mainly street truck with some weekend trail ability, I think they are about the best bang for the buck.
 
These look so much better than 99% of the bullshit ATs out there with nubs going down the sidewalls all the way to the wheels.
 
I run the Cooper A/T3 on my 2011. Just bought my wife a 2018 and think I'm going give these a try on her 4Runner.
 
Im in the same boat looking at different 275/70/17 options. Totally stuck between firestone destination a/t, cooper at3 or bfg ko2....or wait until January when the Falken wildpeaks will be out in 275/70/17.

Question: Would the on-road ride quality and/or mpg be any better in a load range C tire compared to a load range E tire if they are the same weight?
 
Im in the same boat looking at different 275/70/17 options. Totally stuck between firestone destination a/t, cooper at3 or bfg ko2....or wait until January when the Falken wildpeaks will be out in 275/70/17.

Question: Would the on-road ride quality and/or mpg be any better in a load range C tire compared to a load range E tire if they are the same weight?

Fuel economy is weight based, ride comfort is (in part) based on sidewall stiffness, so..... no/ yes.
 
I had the cooper at3's on until about 3 months ago, when I switched to the firestones. So much better now, less road noise and less steering wheel shake.
 
Thanks for the reply and sorry to OP for getting off topic!

So which would affect mpg more severely...a 44lb 285/70/17 or a 55lb 275/70/17. Basically, would the increase rolling resistance/width of the tire OR the tire's weight make more of an impact?
 
I run Firestone destination M/T. 285/70/17. They look badass,perform awesome and are quiet on the street. They are load range E though.
 

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