Need advice on tire selection

[KingGeorge]

Hey I bought an '04 last year and the car came with new tires but they are not suited for what I do. I thought I would just wear them down then buy new tires. I live in the southeast where there is a lot of clay and slick mud. Was probably going to get a lift once I needed new tires. Was wondering what the best tire was for going to the farm probably every weekend and the occasional trip to a rock park.

 

[delloro]

I found this yesterday, it is not perfect, but it is interesting.

The Hot Sheet: 33 Off-Road Tires Tested - Jp Magazine

 

[KingGeorge]

bump

 

[Quatre Coureur]

Boggers!!! :madgrin:

 

[Dirty Brigade]

Goodyear Duratracs.

 

[slapdappy]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/170573-tire-question.html#post1717263
Cooper Discoverer A/T3 | Expedition Portal

 

[zwalker16]

I have 285/75/16 Mastercraft Courser MT. They are sic and they dig and grab like a beast. Not to mentions tax/title/license I walked out paying $860. I would def recommend them and will be getting them again

 

[ardanzhan]

They are sic and they dig and grab like a beast.

 

[Rnuttall]

Hey I bought an '04 last year and the car came with new tires but they are not suited for what I do. I thought I would just wear them down then buy new tires. I live in the southeast where there is a lot of clay and slick mud. Was probably going to get a lift once I needed new tires. Was wondering what the best tire was for going to the farm probably every weekend and the occasional trip to a rock park.

Hey. I have the same issue. Literally. Stock car brand new tires. But not for what I want. 04 4Runner. I am getting BFGoodRich All-Terrain K/O2s white letter tires. They are beautiful and they can do a lot. I'm not sure what size but I think I'm getting 27"