Another tire thread! 8-10 ply recommendations in a 20" rim?

[odin544]

I've really liked my ProComp MT2s. The also come with a 40k warranty from the manufacturer.

 

[kamkon58]

I’ve driven bush/mountain for over 30 years. You want something that’s going to get you in & out, Hence the 8-10 ply is an Absolute must. The prices for the 20” tires are still very high due a relatively new size. As well, they all have to beef up their casings to prevent cupping/premature wear etc. All manufacturers are guilty. Forget the brand till they get a good tire built, it will be heavy, you can’t have it both ways. Toyo is as good as anything


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[mcseal2]

We've had better luck with the Cooper ST MAXX tires on our ranch trucks than anything. My diesel spends at least 80% of it's time hooked to the hay or stock trailers. We live on a gravel road and drive more gravel than pavement with our vehicles. I have them on my 1 ton diesel, Dad's 1 ton diesel, and his 3/4 ton gas. My 3/4 ton gas and our feed truck still have Hancook mud tires on them that are a bit more aggressive. Those trucks need all the traction they can get.

I haven't found anything that blends decent mud performance with decent highway wear, especially with a trailer, better than the Coopers. They aren't perfect, just the most aggressive tire I've found that wears that well with loads.