So Ive managed to keep the same original BFGs on this bad boy, but finally have 55k+mi and they're not helping me get out of mud pits anymore.

Go with the same, or Goodyear Wrangler, Nitto, Firestone?

60/40 to 70/30: Road to offroad. Offroad includes but not limited to: mudding and going fast over crushed rock trails/roads, like those in west Texas.

Stock rimzzz: 315-70-17

This thread is relevant to my interests.

I just put the new Toyo Open Country AT3's on my F250 and they have been great so far. I had Ridge Grapplers on it prior to these. The ride quality on the Open Country's is 10x better.

Been very happy with Nittos on my Tundra. I'm about 25k miles into them. Tire and handle very well. Pleased with wear so far.

You open to Cooper? I have ST Maxx on mine that have been awesome, but STT Pro might be better for you.

BFG KO2 w/C2 load range are surprisingly on the cheap side of tires in that size. That'd be my pick if you were happy with them.

I've got Nitto Ridge Grapplers on my truck and been happy with them. I would recommend them if you're looking to change from KO2s.

Also, let me drive that new AMG.

Another vote for Nitto Ridge Grappler in 315/70/17 for your stock rimzzz on your rappy

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Never heard/saw anyone refer to one as a a "Rappy"/

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If ya know, ya know #noecoboostsallowed

Are you the one who went, then posted photos and videos about it?

That looks like a ton of fun, and I'd like to go.

Posted photos, but no video.

The school was worth buying the truck. I had a blast.

FWIW

Looks legit.

Anyone know how much it is for non-2019/2020 RAPPY owners?

Getting off-topic, but I'm the OP so meh.

It is only available for new Raptor purchases. You have to sign up within one year of purchase. Due to demand, you cannot purchase the class like you can the Mustang schools.

Rappy? So the the Ford peeps suffer from the same effeminate crap as the Jeep peeps, who knew?

Miss me beyotches?

This has already been pointed out, but I'll do it again. OP is very effeminate. Mostly because she's a girl, but that's a minor detail I guess.

+1 Ridge Grappler.

I wouldn't put ST Maxx or Pro on a vehicle that is driven 70% on the highway. I have Maxx on my Bronco, and they're rough

That'd odd. I have Maxx on my Tacoma, and they're quiet and smooth.

Had the 35x12.50x17 BFG KO2s on my Raptor and really enjoyed them. I also think they are the best looking tire out there too

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