truck tires

[Backwoods]

Anyone using Nitto or Cooper tires in there 4X4's? Changing rims due to lift kit so looking decent looking but not one that sings to loud!

[thailoht]

One thing is for sure, you shouldn't have too much trouble coming to a decision because once you know which tire brands you want, you will find the selections limited. Size will impact even more on the number of different tire models you have to choose from - possibly leaving you with no decision to make other than to take it or leave it...what tire size are you looking to buy?

[edandpranee]

I too wanted Coopers' acc they were the highest rated in Consumer Reports--an American magazine. I settled for Bridgestone A/T's instead and have been very happy. No road noise and good traction plus there is always a dealer just around the corner if you have a problem. My concern with the Coopers' was the importer was the other side of BKK and I live in Pattaya--I had the option of driving to his shop to have them installed or he would mail them to me and I install them myself.

[Backwoods]

One thing is for sure, you shouldn't have too much trouble coming to a decision because once you know which tire brands you want, you will find the selections limited. Size will impact even more on the number of different tire models you have to choose from - possibly leaving you with no decision to make other than to take it or leave it...what tire size are you looking to buy?

Looking at 285X70R17 at this time. Installing a lift kit and this place is a cooper dealer also. My Toyota Vigo looked like a kids car next to his with a 6" lift!

[IMHO]

Don't know much about offroad tires, but I do like the Arctic Trucks look

http://www.arctictrucks.com/Pages/4702

[thailoht]

Don't know much about offroad tires, but I do like the Arctic Trucks look

http://www.arctictrucks.com/Pages/4702

Ditto!

Are Artic-style lift kits common here in LOS?