Montero tires

What kind of driving do you do? Highway? City? Rural? Off-road?

What about your environment? A lot of... Rain? Snow? Dry?

A good tire for one person, might be an awful choice for someone else. Give everyone some more information and you'll get some quality advice.

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Mainly highway and expecting alot of snow this winter. Drive approx 100 miles a day.

Snow - Will this be fresh snow? or snow after it's plowed? Look for a tire rated 'M+S' (Mud and Snow). If it's fresh snow and you'll be there before the plows, I'd skip the wide profile tires (31 x 10.50). Look for something narrower, like a 30 x 9.50 or 235/75. If you'll be following a plow, you might get away with a wide tire. Whatever size tire you get, be sure to get it 'siped'. This involves cutting the large tread blocks. A siped tire will hold the road better than an non-siped tire. But a siped tire does wear down a bit faster.

Highway - Something with a AT (All Terrain) would probably work out better than a MT (Mud Terrain). AT tires tend to be quieter. That said, don't discount all MT tires. I've heard that some of the more recent patterns are as quiet as an AT.

Personally, I have two sets of tires on two sets of rims. If have a set of Bridgestone Duelers P235/75's on one set of rims. And a set of BFG AT KO 31x10.50's on another set of rims. Most of the year I use the BFG tires. Once we start getting snow, I put on the Bridgestone tires.