What towing tires have you upgraded to for better off road traction?

[Trent Mills]

I am looking for something with a little better off road traction. My 2019 SRW Dodge 3500 4x4 currently has Firestone Transforce HT. Looks like I will get about 35K miles on them but they are horrible on wet grass. Luckly, I have 4x4!
I would like to hear actual towing experience, off road maybe 10%. Not heavy trails or anything, just something that will help in wet grass, sand, mud.

Thanks!
Trent

 

[Focker]

I am pondering the same thing right now. I am thinking about the Continental TerrainContact A/T as my top choice.

TerrainContact A/T

A premium all-season all-terrain tire designed for all vehicles. Conquer all conditions in this tire with improved traction, durability, better grip, and quiet roads.

continentaltire.com

 

[Trent Mills]

Thanks, currently in my running are the ones below. I keep leaning towards the Ridge Grapplers.

There are SO many tires and I hate to put something on that I am going to hate for two or three years.... ;-)

Michelin A/T 2

Nitto Ridge Grapplers

Yokohama Geolander

Firestone Transforce AT2

 

[JWalker]

Running Goodyear DuraTracs on my Ram. Just hit about 20k miles on them. Still look good.

 

[Trent Mills]

Running Goodyear DuraTracs on my Ram. Just hit about 20k miles on them. Still look good.

Thanks, how is the road noise?

 

[JWalker]

Thanks, how is the road noise?

Surprisingly low. The slight hum of the Cummins motor is louder than any road noise I get.

 

[DWKX31]

I am pondering the same thing right now. I am thinking about the Continental TerrainContact A/T as my top choice.

TerrainContact A/T

A premium all-season all-terrain tire designed for all vehicles. Conquer all conditions in this tire with improved traction, durability, better grip, and quiet roads.

continentaltire.com

Yes that's what I will put on when my Michelin have about 30k.

 

[darrell]

I had Geolandar X-ATs on my Ram 3500 and really like them. However, when diesel prices skyrocketed, I went back to stock size to try to get back some of the mileage I lost from the 35" tires. Road noise was not bad at all, good traction, e load rated, but they were large (35x12.5.17) and really too big for the stock 6.5" rims. The dealer put them on, and I would have left them on there if not for towing so heavy.

 

[Trent Mills]

So check and make sure I stick close to the stock width. Thanks!