Im looking foe some tires for my f250. Looking for a 35" tire for 20" inch rims. Im looking for a mud grip but dont want a tire that hums to much. Had some BF's on my yota and the hum put me to sleep but that is another story. Im looking at the Interco SS-M16. Has anyone had this tire? or if you have any othger suggestions I would be open to them.

I am running 305x55x20 nitto trail grappler mts and love them they are very quiet and perform very well offroad

only two tires have my vote for 3/4 ton trucks and above

Dick Cepek Radial FCII (Load Rating E) i got 60-65 K out of 2 sets on a dodge 3/4 ton n ford 3/4 ton

Toyo Open Country A/T or M/T (Load Rating D/E) i know ppl runnin duallies gettin close to 70-75 K outta them.

tires do not hum, look great, perform great. both of these tires are higher end, but u get what u pay for in my opinion.


im running Dicks again . 33x12.50/18...

I have a 99 f250 with 35x12.50x20 Cooper Discoverer STT with ARMOR-TEK3. normal hum for a 35 inch mud tire.

bubba what kind of milage u gettin out them things?

14 or so not much better....

i only have 9840 miles on them. This is my first set and i like them so far.... im sure you noticed, very similar tread to the toyo.

yea thats why i ask.

marsh mud....explain?

Whatever you get, don't buy the Yokohoma Geolander AT or MT. Good off-road tire but they wear in like 20-30k miles.

Just bought some hankook dynapro mt. 315/75R16
Bought them from pepboys. Buy 3 get one free and 80,000 mile warranty.
Never seen a warranty like that for a mud tire.
Great reviews on toyo tires, but price comes with it.

i have 35x12.50-18s toyo mt on my titan love them

MTZ, Toyo, or nitto Trail Grapplers are the tires that hold up. In the offroad worls I know many people who tow alot with mud tires, adn these are the top 3. Coopers are far from par.... THey will chunk eventually and wear shitty. Use my advice, I know a little about decent mud tires that last on the road.

puttin' new tires on my rig tomorrow, Toyo Open Country A/T LT285/75R18

Mud, rotated them every 5k. Went back to the tire place and bitched and the guy said he'd had problems with every set he sold. Maybe he bought a bad batch. He gave me a good price on a new set of a different brand. Went more of a road tire. They went all over in the mud and slop and snow though.