What tires should i buy for a 2005 tundra double cab?

pacojmm · 12 Dec 2011, 01:09 am

I cant decide between yokohama geolander ats, bf goodrich rugged terrain ta and firestone destination at or open to other suggestions

Adrian · 12 Dec 2011, 01:24 am

Really depends what you are looking for in terms of ride comfort, grip etc. BF RT's are quite an aggressive tread making it a great off road, mud tire but not the smoothest ride,

I've never really heard any complaints of the Geolanders but as for the Destinations I really haven't installed many Firestone tires to make a good reference.;

Some of the smoothest running tires I've seen for trucks are the Goodyear Silent Armor and the Hancook RF10's, but everyone is going to have a differing opinion.

Roger · 12 Dec 2011, 01:40 am

I would go with the bf goodrich all terrain TA you get the best of all worlds, including the price, this is tire you will not tear or rip or shred without doing something impossibly stupid, And if its aired down in sand , snow mud or dirt it performs awsome. there is almost 2 inches of rubber under the tread, this is a tire that has made a name for itself for 30 plus years, yokohama and firestone only wish they could sniff the rubber smoke from a TA .

Ryan · 12 Dec 2011, 01:55 am

If you can find the Nokian Vativa AT, that is the golden ticket. Had a 2004 double cab, and those tires turned it into a snowmobile.

If you're stuck on those choices, I would get these

http://www.anrdoezrs.net/e0111y1A719PUSTYVVQPRQTZZYUV

What tires should i buy for a 2005 tundra double cab?

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