Best All-Terrain tire for stock 20 inch wheel

[Lippy]

Here are the Yokohama Geolandar G015s. As I said before, I was going to go with K02s but I don't need the off-road capabilities (just snow and highway) and thought the K02s would be louder. I've only put a few miles on these but they seem very quiet. I can't really tell the difference noise-wise between these and the OEM Pirellis. And while they don't look quite as aggressive as the K02s, I do like the look.

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[UGADawg96]

Here are the Yokohama Geolandar G015s. As I said before, I was going to go with K02s but I don't need the off-road capabilities (just snow and highway) and thought the K02s would be louder. I've only put a few miles on these but they seem very quiet. I can't really tell the difference noise-wise between these and the OEM Pirellis. And while they don't look quite as aggressive as the K02s, I do like the look.

Thanks for posting these. I think I'm leaning towards these but in 275/65 or 285/65 since our truck will rarely leave pavement, we'll be towing a 6k lb TT a half dozen or so times a year, want an E rated tire, keep noise down, and a little aggressive looking. These look like a winner!

 

[Mont1414]

I don’t have my truck in yet but I’m my current one I’ve always ran the Firestone destinations AT/Aat2, not a super aggressive tire and has fantastic reviews.

 

[Pibblemobile]

love the Falkens on my 20 and we sell a ton of them with very little complaints. They are re heavy though…

 

[DANNER]

Here are the Yokohama Geolandar G015s. As I said before, I was going to go with K02s but I don't need the off-road capabilities (just snow and highway) and thought the K02s would be louder. I've only put a few miles on these but they seem very quiet. I can't really tell the difference noise-wise between these and the OEM Pirellis. And while they don't look quite as aggressive as the K02s, I do like the look.

Any noticeable mileage differences?

 

[Lippy]

Any noticeable mileage differences?

Too early to tell

 

[Captain]

Here are the Yokohama Geolandar G015s. As I said before, I was going to go with K02s but I don't need the off-road capabilities (just snow and highway) and thought the K02s would be louder. I've only put a few miles on these but they seem very quiet. I can't really tell the difference noise-wise between these and the OEM Pirellis. And while they don't look quite as aggressive as the K02s, I do like the look.

You must travel? That foliage doesn’t exactly scream snow climate. ?

 

[Trigger_the_2021F150_KR]

The picture below is the stock KR 20" wheel wearing a 275/65r20 E-rated BFG KO2 before I installed the ReadyLift 2" leveling kit (so it fits, no rubbing or issues other than the rake). A previous poster mentioned this same size in a D-rated tire but my research says that 65 ratio tires are only E-rated while the stock size, which is 60 ratio (275/60r20 to be exact), are available in D. I consider the KO2 to be the defacto standard all terrain by which all others are measured.

 

[F-150 Prius]

Ride height it stock, but the truck is on a sloped driveway...so the factory rake may be a bit disguised.
Factory tire size, 275/65R20

Thanks. This is the tire I plan on using year round.

Did you have the speedo adjusted for the larger tire?
Have you measured (using GPS) the change in actual speed per 1000 rpm?
One site suggests it's only 1 mph at 20 mph and 2 mph at 60 mph.

https://tiresize.com/comparison/

 

[12Lariat21]

Thanks. This is the tire I plan on using year round.

Did you have the speedo adjusted for the larger tire?
Have you measured (using GPS) the change in actual speed per 1000 rpm?
One site suggests it's only 1 mph at 20 mph and 2 mph at 60 mph.

https://tiresize.com/comparison/

My sincere apologies, I made an error in my post. My tires are the factory size, of 275/60R20, not the 65's...I also have not checked the truck speed vs GPS, but I'll do that to see accurate the truck speedo' is.

 

[F-150 Prius]

My sincere apologies, I made an error in my post. My tires are the factory size, of 275/60R20, not the 65's...I also have not checked the truck speed vs GPS, but I'll do that to see accurate the truck speedo' is.

No worries. Thanks for the correction. There's someone with the 275/65R20 BFG TA KO2 on the Hybrid in another thread, so that's what I plan on doing.
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/thr...r20-–-does-it-fit-the-hybrid.6403/post-110169

 

[Trigger_the_2021F150_KR]

No worries. Thanks for the correction. There's someone with the 275/65R20 BFG TA KO2 on the Hybrid in another thread, so that's what I plan on doing.
https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/big-fn-goodrich-–-275-65r20-–-does-it-fit-the-hybrid.6403/post-110169

I am one of those running this combo on a KR PB - love the look and ride.

 

[Lippy]

Update on my Geolandars: They don’t seem to be any noisier or less fuel efficient versus the OEM Pirellis. They look better and are good in the rain. I haven’t tried snow yet. So far, I’m happy with them.

 

[dannko58]

I went with Toyo at3s in a 275/65/20 and so far so good no experience in the snow or mud yet and aren't much louder then the stock tires. I have a 2.5" level

what level kit brand type?

 

[eappold55]

what level kit brand type?

Suspension maxx 2.5"

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