Best Truck Tires for South Texas Ranch Roads/Senderos?

[RJK70]

What are the best tires for south Texas ranch roads? Obviously I’d be dealing with brush and mesquite thorns.

These would go on my company f150 crew can. I have a two seat buggy but plan to use my truck on occasion when the ranch is dry and I need to drive around the family.

Are the Goodyear Wranglers with Kevlar the best? What else is there? I’m not looking for huge tires, probably just a size taller and wider than stock.


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[rattler7696]

BFG All Terrain.


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[bowfishin fool]

BFG All Terrain.


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Second this BFG KO2

Thick ply, and I get 70k miles or better out of every pair we have had. (20+ sets since 2009)

But from discount tire and get the warranty and you’ll never look back!


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[youngSLY88]

Nitto Ridge Grappler

[TildenHunter]

I have the Goodyear Wranglers with Kevlar. No complaints. Any of them will get holes in them but I got 70,000 off my last set and just put a new set on my suburban.

[6.5 shooter]

Cooper STT pro.

[Colton]

Bfg ko2

[muzzlebrake]

I ran Hankook Dynapro MT2 tires on my Geo Tracker for 6 years until I sold it and never a flat. Drove all over everything you can imagine and lots of cactus and never a flat. They did sing a little on the highway.

[sahunter]

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[BigRed323]

I’ve got BFGs on 2 trucks and Nittos on the other and have zero issues

[Big Lee]

BFG's are probably the top of list as far as Life, Durability, Traction.

[rosco11]

Bfg ko2
Mickey Thompson MTZ (my favorite)
Kevlar

These should be great choices, everything else has failed at our place

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[brushtrooper]

bfg at

[S-3 Ranch]

BFG a/t
Just turned 51,000 miles on a set in heavy brush Webb, maverick, Kennedy, Jeff Davis counties, thinking of going with some discount tire pathfinder a/t as company has had
Excellent ranch use in pathfinder
Any brand beats Michelin a/t or OEM /stock tires

[Artos]

When I had my last f150 co truck, I put the same 10 ply GY Kevlar tire that my previous 3/4 ton ran on...kinda expensive but the boss paid for them. One of the toughest tires I've used & only repairs came from metal. Quiet & a better hwy tire vs the at's imo.

They usually had to order them as they only kept the 6ply in stock.