Poll: What brand and load range of tire do you run?

What brand/load are the tires you run?

  • BFG Load E

    Votes: 28 31.5%
  • BFG Load D

    Votes: 5 5.6%
  • Cooper Load E

    Votes: 3 3.4%
  • Cooper Load D

    Votes: 1 1.1%
  • Goodyear Load E

    Votes: 8 9.0%
  • Goodyear Load C

    Votes: 4 4.5%
  • Goodyear Passenger rated

    Votes: 1 1.1%
  • Nitto Load E

    Votes: 1 1.1%
  • Nitto Passenger rated

    Votes: 1 1.1%
  • Other Load E

    Votes: 6 6.7%
  • Other Load D

    Votes: 12 13.5%
  • Other Passenger rated

    Votes: 19 21.3%

  • Total voters
    89

stir_fry_boy

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After reading many threads about tires, I thought we could do a poll on what brand and load range of tire you run. Seems like the jury is out when it comes to running E load range. Others will run C load. Many people complain about the stiffness of the E's.

Please feel free to comment on why you run what you do.

I run P265/70/17 Goodyear All-Terrain Adventure in passenger rating.

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315/70R17 BFG K02 Load range E.
Not "too stiff" at all.
They are incredibly smooth riding, and great handling tires.
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OP- you asked what load range people run, but didn't post yours! [emoji12]
 
Wife has 33" Treadwright Wardens (BFG A/T) E load and they ride like bricks. At 35psi I can feel every single crack in the road. But they have lasted a very long time, almost 3 years and have a lot more life on them. Driven daily.

I run 33" Treadwright Wardens in D load and they feel a lot better than the E's.
 
Hankook Dynapro MT 285/70R17 Load Range D - Awesome tires.
 

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Since this is up, Does anyone have a recommendation for a 285/75r16 that is NOT in an E Rating... the only one I've ever seen is the General Grabber AT2... And I've only seen 255/85r16 in an E Rating...
 
NITTO TERRA GRAPPLER LOAD E on my last Runner and I will be purchasing a set again for this Runner. I loved them and they lasted forever. I never did do much with trails or rocks crawling with them but as for mud, snow, gravel, and general off road they were fantastic. Ride quality was as stiff as you can expect, I could run them with 15psi and soften it a bit but generally I ran them at 40psi. I guess it seemed like a good ride to me since I was used to slammed civics... We will see how it compares to the Revo II I have now in a couple months.
 
Cooper Load Range C, it doesn't fit any option in your poll. I would have bought BFGs if they had a C and in retrospect, I'd consider the Duratracks in a C.
 
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I was gonna say, where are all the C range options^ :shrug:

I have Mickey Thompson Load Range C in 35x12.50R15, couldn't be happier.

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Falken Rocky Mountain - 33" Load range D. These have been great for over 3 years. They are wearing great, and have never let me down.

 
I was gonna say, where are all the C range options^ :shrug:

I have Mickey Thompson Load Range C in 35x12.50R15, couldn't be happier.

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Happy? Not sure I'd be happy with a set of tires that can't even hold air! Jeeesh.


Duratracs in C and my last set was BFG AT's in E. Love the load switch, but as they wear, I wish that the BFG's still made them in a C!
 
Derpatraks in C .. I'll never go back to E's, unless I'm hauling a 20k lb gooseneck. I've also had great luck with SL tires offroad, aired waaay down.
 
I have 35x13.5 15 Toyo MTs in 6 ply, I run em at 28, 35 was way too bouncy. Also have a set of 315\70\17 BFG KO in 8 ply I run at 35 and they ride smooth and get significantly better mileage compared to 30.
 
I bit the bullet and got E's. I was afraid they'd be to stiff but they have been totally fine. I run them at 35psi.
 
Toyo M55s in E. I daily drive on several miles of gravel, and I love the stability and how the tread holds up over time.
 
Where's the cooper C load option?!? On my sport I've got Cooper ST Maxxx (255/75/17) in C load flavor and my 5 speed I've got Cooper STT Pro in E load (285/70/17). Looking for a cheap 34 or 35 inch mudder for my 98 since it's my budget build any suggestions? It won't be street legal.

Edit: I also can't vote multiple times ..... Damn what to choose.
 

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