kensncl

I was looking for new tires for my 05 f250. i like the bf goodrich ats and the goodyear wrangler mtr any tips on which one is better.

jwko

In my opinion the Wranglers are horrible tires. Poor wet traction and very short tread life.

The General Grabber HTS is one of the finest all season tires I have ever owned. Yokohama Geolandar A/TS is a fine all terrain tire.

I've also had very good luck in the past with BF Goodrich

jwko

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fusion/hybrid

We have about 10 F-150 and F-250 for our business that each are used almost everyday and I have had great resuslts with BF Goodrich and I have to agree with jwko as we have a couple of older F-250's and they still have their General Grabber HTS on after around 5 yrs

I'm from canada so I usually go to OK tire(only in Canada) or Discount Tire

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360ci

I'll put a vote in for BFG A/T, as well as Firestone Destination (M/T or A/T). I currently run all season BFG Long Trail T/A.s They're not made anymore; were replaced by a Long Trail Tour tire with less aggressive tread. I have 40,000kms on these tires and they've only worn down 1/32nd! I have a winter set of Firestone tires on winter rims for my Durango, and for the price you can't go wrong. They're also rated #1 in category on Tire Rack - Your performance experts for tires and wheels

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