Need help with tire selection

My F250 will be in need of tires before the end of the year, I am looking for just a stock replacement something like 265/75/16 the stock size is 235/85/16 but that would be to skinny. I was considering a highway tire since i didn't buy this truck to go wheeling and because they are so quiet. Any suggestions for all terrain tires that are near the quietness of a highway tire, or maybe not noisey enough to be heard over the sound of my engine? I was looking at the Nitto Dura Grappler, BFGoodrich Commercial T/A All-Season and the Firestone Transforce HT. Load range E of course, any ideas?  
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1975 Scout II XLC Built with used parts
1999 Diesel powered F250 Superduty Lariat

"glenddddddddaaaaaaallllleeee!!!!!!!" (04-Z71)

THE BFGS would be a good tire...NO nittos....dont a good tire...  
1999 jeep xj,and o so much to do

No Nittos huh, i have no experience with them, thanks for the heads up  
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1975 Scout II XLC Built with used parts
1999 Diesel powered F250 Superduty Lariat

"glenddddddddaaaaaaallllleeee!!!!!!!" (04-Z71)

either has needmud

use LT365/75/16 dura or terra. the dura has a mile warranty too

bfs are ok i ran them, loud and pricey  
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You know I love you all (in a manly non sexual way) Spawn_X

I have had the Nittos...as cool as they look...they wear fast.

anyways...I find the round ones work best    

Pro-Comp All Terrains.  Most of the time you can gat the buy 3 get 1 free deal plus they have a 50K tread wear warranty and a no questions asked road hazard program, all included in the price of the tire.  

either has needmud

use LT365/75/16 dura or terra. the dura has a mile warranty too

bfs are ok i ran them, loud and pricey  
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eveyone has there tires that they like..you pay for what you get..ive ran just about every all terrains that are made..BGFS..are the best wear.and there not loud procomp also make a good all terrain,yokahma makes a good  all terrain also..

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1999 jeep xj,and o so much to do

my experience with that was crap.  the warranty only applies if you have your tires routinely balanced and rotated by 4wheelparts.  at least thats the way it was years ago.   getting anytyhing done at 4wheelparts is a nightmare.  it took them hours just to mount my tires years ago. let alone have them maintian them.  
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02 TJ with lots of extra junk

"Respect my authority"  (cartman)

kev, your right about that 4 wheelparts suck for putting tires on and lifts...  
1999 jeep xj,and o so much to do

NEEDMUD:
either has needmud

use LT365/75/16 dura or terra. the dura has a mile warranty too

bfs are ok i ran them, loud and pricey  
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eveyone has there tires that they like..you pay for what you get..ive ran just about every all terrains that are made..BGFS..are the best wear.and there not loud procomp also make a good all terrain,yokahma makes a good  all terrain also..

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but tell us why

im sorry cooper makes crap a$$ tires and thats why they always have recalls.    BFs ride kinda rough and are loud  
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You know I love you all (in a manly non sexual way) Spawn_X

How about the kuhmo all terrain, those seem like a good value, by that i mean good wear characteristics, low noise on the highway and when i do ever leave pavement i won't regret my purchase. I ran kuhmo all terrain on my scout when it was stock and they seemed great, but my scout is so loud anyways i could never really hear the tires, like now with my procomp mudders i can't even hear them.  
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1975 Scout II XLC Built with used parts
1999 Diesel powered F250 Superduty Lariat

"glenddddddddaaaaaaallllleeee!!!!!!!" (04-Z71)

My experience with Nitto terra graplers (AT)
My friend has had two blowouts. and yes they have proper pressure and have descent tread.
mine have small sidewall cracks,  the wear has been eh and traction is ok, not so good in the wet weather. but that could be the hemi.

for the price tag, ill be going with a different brand next time.

BFG all terrains are not loud they wear great and prolly cost less then the overpriced nittos.

Needmud has been around a while dealing with shops and people that buy and sell tires.  shoot hes running one right now.   id say he has a little cred. lol  
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02 TJ with lots of extra junk

"Respect my authority"  (cartman)

who cares what type or brand...just floor it!!!


I am sorry...that might have been a little immature.  

from my experince u cant go wrong either the bfg all terrains or the pro comp all terrains both are quiet, long lasting and plenty traction for what they are ....  
solid axle chevys cant be beat
78 K5: 350 V8,700r4,np208, 8 lug D44 4:88, 14 bolt 10.5 4:88 with detroit locker and 35 inc parenelli jones dirt grip tires

Anybody got experience with the Mud-Terrain T/A KM2's yet?  I am thinking of putting these on my 79 Jeep.  
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