Tires - what to get and what's available in Ontario.

[kunia]

I need to replace my P265/70/R70 Bridgestone Revo 2 tires. Frankly, they're crap.
So this time I'm going with LTs. I want to get Nitto Terras, but those thing's are impossible to get here. I've been calling around the GTA and no one has them. And just to make matters worse, selection here is pretty bad.
So I need some advice.
My 4runner is an 08 sport with 17" rims. It has a 3" Toytec ulitmate lift and spacers. I prefer to keep the rims, but if I need to change them I'm ok with that as well. I'll stick with the same tire size, so I'm guessing it'll fit on the rims. (I'd like to go a bit wider, but they wont fit on the rims plus I'm sure they'll start to rub).

What's a decent compromise to Nittos that I can get here in Ontario relatively quickly? One tire that I can get rather quickly would BFGs. But I've been reading mixed reviews on those, so I'm not quite sold on those.

Any ideas?

 

[radlynx]

order your tires online and have it delivered to the US address tire installer and drive yourself to that location to have it installed.

check tirerack.com or tirebuyer.com

 

[Greydog]

BFG AT or General Grabber AT2 or Duratrac?

If your looking for something more than the Revo but less than the above, then maybe the Cooper discoverer at2 or GY AT?

 

[Tooltime19]

You need to ask yourself as I do all my custmoers, "how are you planning on using your truck and tires?" There are so many great options around from light duty A/T's such as the Bridgestone Revo 2"s or the Nitto Trail Grapplers. Both of which are high quality, but light duty A/t's. Ive had them both. Now Im currently shopping for a more aggressive a/t tire, but not quite a m/t. Look at the Mickey Thompson MPZ3, the new bfg a/t KO2, and the new TOYO Open Country R/T, but again if you are looking for something more aggressive.
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