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Tires
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Bottman
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What do you want to do with your Tacoma? I would recommend you put together a personal use case and that will help people give you recommendations.
My personal use case is I need my truck for commuting and outdoor fun. I plan on using it for light to medium off-roading but nothing too difficult. I also sometimes travel to snowy areas. So, for me an all terrain or rugged terrain with a three peak mountain rating fits my needs best. I am planning my next set of tires to be 265/75/16 Micky Thompson Baja Boss AT.
That may or may not be a good choice for you. It all depends on what you want to do with your Tacoma.
My personal use case is I need my truck for commuting and outdoor fun. I plan on using it for light to medium off-roading but nothing too difficult. I also sometimes travel to snowy areas. So, for me an all terrain or rugged terrain with a three peak mountain rating fits my needs best. I am planning my next set of tires to be 265/75/16 Micky Thompson Baja Boss AT.
That may or may not be a good choice for you. It all depends on what you want to do with your Tacoma.
TacoNewb
2️⃣ Bronze
Solid advice….
Bottman
2️⃣ Bronze
These would be my recommendations for your use case:
1. Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT - Depending on your definition of ruggedness this might not fit the bill. However, I think this one is the best fit for your overall use case.
2. BFGOODRICH KO3 all-terrain - If you are looking for something a little more rugged looking would also be a good choice.
3. Micky Thompson Baja Boss AT.- If the rugged look is really important to you and you are willing to compromise on road handling and noise a bit.
I hope my recommendations help. I would defiantly look at tire reviews and think about what might fit your needs best. there are a lot of great tires for our trucks. It all depends on what fits your needs the best.
1. Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT - Depending on your definition of ruggedness this might not fit the bill. However, I think this one is the best fit for your overall use case.
2. BFGOODRICH KO3 all-terrain - If you are looking for something a little more rugged looking would also be a good choice.
3. Micky Thompson Baja Boss AT.- If the rugged look is really important to you and you are willing to compromise on road handling and noise a bit.
I hope my recommendations help. I would defiantly look at tire reviews and think about what might fit your needs best. there are a lot of great tires for our trucks. It all depends on what fits your needs the best.
