Mark Hodowanec

Thinking about getting Hankook Dynapro MT-RT03 tires when my BFG All Terrains wear out. I've been very happy w/ the BFG's, but am thinking about the Hankook's because they are available in a E range tire in the 315/70-17 size. E-Range for this size means 65 psi vs. 50 psi for the D range. I have always run my BFG's at 50 psi (max pressure) & am wondering how much (if any) my MPG will go up by running a tire at 65 psi. Also, slightly higher load carrying ability would be nice as well.

annabelle

BFG AT/KO's now come in E range I believe.

steelblitzkrieg

BFG AT

LT245/75R-17/E1 121R
LT265/70R17C1 112Q W
LT265/70R-17/C1 112R
LT265/70R-17/E1 121R
LT285/70R-17/D1 121R
LT285/70R-17/D1 121Q
LT285/70R-17/D1 121Q
LT285/70R17D1 121R B
LT315/70R-17/D2 121R
37-1250R-17D1 124R W
37-1250R-17/D2 RWL

You could go with Nitto TG AT.

LT235/80R17E1 120R B
LT265/70R17E1 121R B
LT285/70R17E1 126R B
LT295/70R17D1 123R B
LT305/70R17E2 125R B
LT325/70R17D2 122R B

Texasimport

Steel. . yout right, sort of, BFG does not offer the E in a 315. . . .the 265s look too small for the truck IMO. . . .So when I went ahead and bought the BFG 315 in a D range use the max weight rating as a gage for tire capability. I think we give up a few sidewall belts from D to E though.

ccbooth83

Actually BFG makes a E rated 305 on a 17 rim, you usually have to order them.

Mark Hodowanec

Nobody commented on Hankook only what sizes you can get e rated tires in. Is Hankook not a good tire?

steelblitzkrieg

Sorry, not familiar with them enough, I was just throwing out Nitto because I have been looking at those as replacements and didn't know if you were aware of them.

As a side the also have these through Nitto which are more aggressive like the Hankooks you are coveting.

Nitto Mud Grapplers

35X12.50R17E2 125P B

Mark Hodowanec

Not really Coveting - just aren't alot of 35" E-range tires.

steelblitzkrieg

Decently priced 35" E-rated tires that will last any amount of time, you mean. I agree. I already spend around $500.00-600.00 every 1-1.5yrs. on my Mustang tires.