I am hoping to get responses from Denver people or anyone else that deals with snow often!

I am moving (Active duty Air Force) to Denver in December. I am looking to put some new A/T tires on my truck (33's). I was hoping some people would be able to suggest a good all around tire. One that does good in snow, rain, and some slightly muddy trails (or open field).

I currently have a set of Dueller A/T revo's on the truck and they were great for wet traction and some muddy trails, but I never drove them in snow.

Please help. Price is not something that matters at this point! I just want everyone's opinion and prefer a website link of some sort.

THANK YOU!!!!!

 

BF Goodrich All-Terrain KO I have had those on every 4wd truck i have ever owned.

 

I agree that the bfg a/ts are prolly the best out there, but they throw rocks so if you like your paint job steer clear of them.

 

How good are they in snow??

 

they are great, i had a set of 32x11.50s on a 2000 zr2 blazer and when i was in maryland we had a 3ft snow fall and i was about the only one out in it.

 

BFG A/T's

 

The Trxus STS tires work very well in the snow.
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b6..._/trxussts.jpg

 

they do work alright in the snow, but if you hit wet grass you can ****** forget it.

bfg a/t's all the way.
and if you have fender flares/the right backspacing on your wheels they wont do much damage from rocks. Only other tire I would reccommend would be terragrapplers but I dont know how they perform in snow.

i forgot to mention the boggers, but they aren't too great on the street hehe

 

BFG A/T's ALL the way!

 

dunlop landrovers (might be discontinued) or yokohama geolanders, i had em both and bought 285/75/16s and kept the price under $500 so there cheap and i got some good mileage outta em, and i never had problems with em in the snow. your easily gonna spend $170 a piece with the bfgs