Agree, by far the best tire I have ever bought. They have a good wear life and give a quiet ride. It cost about $1400 to put a set on my F-250. They changed the tread pattern and I must admit I don't really care for it.

I bought a set of Yokohama for my old second truck. It does not get driven a lot and I did not want to spend the money on the Duelers. The tire dealership told me once I ran the Yokohama tires that would be all I would want. I must admit that he may be right. I have been very impressed with the Yokohama's and that is probably what I will get next time for the F-250 as well.

Toyos are some of the best tires you can buy but they are not cheap.

They are the best I have ever ran, I have ran several different brands and types on my trucks over the years. My truck is always lifted with oversized tires and most of my driving is in the city so tires have never lasted very long for me, in the past the most I ever got out of a set was 40,000 miles and those where Nittos.

On my current truck it has a 7 inch lift with 35/12.50/20's Toyo Open Country MT which is a true mud tire I got 55,000 miles on the first set and just replaced them last week with a set of new ones. These are the quietest mud tires on the market and last longer than the rest.

If you want Toyo Tires do not buy them from Discount Tire, they wanted $2100 for them, local tire shop was $1400 out the door installed. They can deal on Nittos but not Toyos which makes no sense to me since they are made by the same company and Toyo is top of the line and Nitto is a step down in quality.

Nitto Grappler G2's

I have 42K on mine and they still have great tread, excellent traction, and don't slip/slide in the elements

I've been taking my old tires with me, save $12 bucks and then take them to these used tire shops and they'll give you around $10 bucks a tire, you're making $52 dollars

I took the loud, noisy, bumpy, loud noisy Nitto mud grips off my Ford and put on some quiet, smooth Cooper Tires.