I'm due for some tires on my Tacoma. 2017 4x4 Off Road. Mostly highway use but when I get off road (and it does happen) I want to not get stuck. Looking for something that won't break the bank and will last. Suggestions? also looking for suggestions on where to buy/ install.

I could help you with suggestions for a 2016 or a 2018 Tacoma 4x4 off road, but don’t know anything about the 2017 model. I would reccomend buying from a tire store.

Super swapper boggers. Don’t be scared!

General grabber ATX

Toyo open country rt tires are what I have on my Tacoma. They wear very well and do better than any all terrain tire. They ain't cheap. Look to spend around 1k for a set. Link at bottom. They also don't make much noise and ride smoothly.









https://www.toyotires.com/tire/pattern/rugged-terrain-tires-open-country-rt

Bias Plies and Zip Ties.

Putting some new rubber on my Tacoma this Summer too. Make take a look at these.

Been a BFG fan for years but have been looking at others. Including Nitto's.

I'm not certain what models are made there but Nitto/Toyo has a plant over in Georgia.

nitto ridge grappler

I had these on my Tacoma, really liked them, low road noise.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Falken-Wildpeak-A-T3W-All-Terrain-Tire-265-70R17-115T/54383695

Order thru Walmart.com and they will mount them free also.

[ducking for cover]

Oh boy.

BF Goodrich Mud Tires. If you keep them rotated and balanced. I will even change tire pressures, I will run them at 35 psi for 4,000 miles then 50psi for the next 4,000 and then back to 35. These tires should last a long time. That is all I have run on my Z71.

I like the BFGs but have never gotten good mileage from them. I will look into the suggestions here. Thanks!

I'm sure plenty of jokes will follow, but the Falkens are good tires. Quiet, smooth on the road, and actually do pretty good in mud. Yes, I got stuck, but it was my fault for trying to ease through ruts and ended up with the diff's hung up and the tires just weren't getting any traction. My set was $893 out the door, when Toyo's or Nitto's of the same size were going to be in the $1400 range. I now have right at 20k on them and they're still doing great. I see no reason I should be able to get 40-45k on them before I replace them, maybe more.

I have gotten 50k out of my factory Goodyear adventure kevlar. And they actually aren't done yet. I have been impressed with them. Might stick with them. They could be a little better in the mud though. They were good when new and I hit some tough stuff but it didn't take long to lose that.

I got 80,000 miles out of a set of Yokohama Geolander tires on my Frontier. Excellent tires, good price, great ride, and low noise. Highly recommend them if you can find them where you are.

Was at Costco in Montgomery today and was priced a set of BFG KO2 size 285/75/16 $975 mounted and balanced,and free rotate and balance, reason I'm asking have any of you ever bought tires from Costco and had them put them on? Thinking of going this route, seems to be a good price too?

I switched from Michelin LTX A/T to Toyo Open Country on my Tundra. I've put about 15,000 miles on them and am pleased so far with the ride and wear.