With any of the name brand tires running $350 to $400 a pop currently I am looking into other options for tires for my Tundra. Who here is running an off brand with success? Looking at Kanati Trail Hogs, Summit Trail Climbers, Prinx High Country, etc etc. There are tons of brands, all similar it seems. My only requirements are load range e for towing and safe for winter driving.
Off Brand Tires, 2026 Version
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Just keep in mind you get what you pay for.
And with the tire tariffs and etc the “cheap” tires aren’t really that cheap anymore.
And with the tire tariffs and etc the “cheap” tires aren’t really that cheap anymore.
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Can't argue that, too much. Personally have had K02s that wouldn't balance, Goodyear's got a puncture flat which I wouldn't have expected from an offroad tire, noise, balance problems, etc. I am not convinced the big brands are that good these days, not for the price they are.
What size are you looking at?
I run Milestar Patagonia XT's on our Bronco and our Sprinter. 3 peak rated, 40k mileage warranty.
The Bronco got a new set this summer after 44k driving miles and at least 6k flat towing miles. ~$300 per tire (295 18's)
The Sprinter got a new set last year after 45k miles, many of those towing my buggy.
The Bronco got a new set this summer after 44k driving miles and at least 6k flat towing miles. ~$300 per tire (295 18's)
The Sprinter got a new set last year after 45k miles, many of those towing my buggy.
The Milestar line has been really solid as a price point tire.
They have the At Pro and the XT as a great intermediate tire.
They have the At Pro and the XT as a great intermediate tire.
I've heard some very positive reviews from some coworkers on those pathfinder AT's from Discount Tire. I've been looking hard at them, since I need new tires on my tundra and my fj80.