tire suggestion for street driving...

[maxwedge5281]

i recently returned my 69 bronco back to stock suspension. i currently have 33 x12.5 x 15 pathfinder a/t tires. they look new but have a 2017 date code. i am looking for suggestions for a set of 31 x 10.5 x 15 tires which have a fairly aggressive look . ride good, and not too noisy.... and reasonably priced. i do not drive off road and not many miles per year. suggestions are much appreciated and maybe a closeup pic of the sidewall. it is also my understanding that the equivalent metric size is 265 x 75 x 15. the wheels are 9 inches wide.

 

[DirtDonk]

What is your wheel width? Planning to use the same wheels?

 

[bronco italiano]

Tires have really gone up since Covid sad to say. For the street I will only use Michelin's, they are just fabulous tires and worth the extra money IMHO. If you drive often, and use the freeway you cannot beat a great set of hooves.

 

[raleigh_bronco]

i noticed that Mickey Thompson is offering a Black Friday sale, which could end up saving you some coins.

 

[maxwedge5281]

the wheels are 9 inches wide and i do plan to use them.

 

[Apogee]

Tough to beat the BFG AT KO2 or KO3's IMO for a decent all-terrain tire that does well on the road, wet or dry, isn't too noisy, wears decent, rides well, etc. For a slightly lower cost option, I've run the Cooper Discoverer AT3 tires on another rig and they seemed to do pretty well overall for costing about $50 less a tire (in 33's at the time). I've also run the Toyo AT3's, which were good tires in most conditions, but roughly cost comparable to the BFG's.

 

[SteveL]

Another big at fan here.

 

[bigmuddy]

I have run the cooper AT3 on my work trucks and they have performed quite well. In fact I am fan of Coopers for the price and performance. Frankly, though if I was just running around town I might look at a lower end brand as well.

 

[Shimmy]

looks are subjective, but you can't beat BFG for longevity and quietness.

 

[Qumanchew]

I'm in the BFG camp also. All terrains are hard to beat, they have an aggressive look, but are very quiet and they wear good. Can't say there's cheap though. I really want to put a set on my F150, but at $1,400 they're gonna have to wait until the factory tires are shot.

 

[maxwedge5281]

well i decided on bfg a/t ko2s. supposed to have them put on tomorrow. thanks for the comments.

 

[walker_creek]

My vote would have been for the KO2 also.
Question now is...white letters in or out? I usually don't like white letters, but the way BF does them I always leave them out.

 

[73azbronco]

stay 31's look at falcon wildpeaks, great value, i have them on 3 vehicles, wearing like iron.

 

[fordguy]

Tough to beat the BFG AT KO2 or KO3's IMO for a decent all-terrain tire that does well on the road, wet or dry, isn't too noisy, wears decent, rides well, etc. For a slightly lower cost option, I've run the Cooper Discoverer AT3 tires on another rig and they seemed to do pretty well overall for costing about $50 less a tire (in 33's at the time). I've also run the Toyo AT3's, which were good tires in most conditions, but roughly cost comparable to the BFG's.

I have run these on all my trucks for years with great success.