10 ply's aren't really the way to go if you want "road friendly".Doesn't seem to be many options for 18" 10 ply tires. Looking for something a little more road friendly than the BFG'S.
If you are wanting to go a little bigger on tire size then 265/65-18 will fit with no lift or level. You also get a few more options in your range.Doesn't seem to be many options for 18" 10 ply tires. Looking for something a little more road friendly than the BFG'S.
Lol the tires I habe now are 10 ply and did not destroy fuel mileage what so ever. Must be the type of tire(mud terrain for example) and/or your driving habbits.10 ply’s destroy fuel economy. Been there done that
Went from 23 to 17mpg with 32” Cooper st maxxLol the tires I habe now are 10 ply and did not destroy fuel mileage what so ever. Must be the type of tire(mud terrain for example) and/or your driving habbits.
Mud Terrain.... Thats what i thoughtWent from 23 to 17mpg with 32” Cooper st maxx
Not really a full mud terrain. Half all terrain half mud. Ended up with a 6 ply mud terrain and averaging about 21mpgMud Terrain.... Thats what i thought
Sorry to hear that, I can still average 24 to 26 MPGNot really a full mud terrain. Half all terrain half mud. Ended up with a 6 ply mud terrain and averaging about 21mpg
My 2021 Lariat 4X4 came with Hankook Dynapro AT-M tires. (265/60-R18 110T)Doesn't seem to be many options for 18" 10 ply tires. Looking for something a little more road friendly than the BFG'S.