Tire replacement question

[PurdellMGP]

Hi guys....got a question and although I no longer have my PW, currently a 2015 2500 Laramie Crew. But this site has always provided me with the best info out there, so returning back for feedback.

I've got stock Firestone tires size 285/60R/20, needing to replace them shortly. The tire size is pretty odd, and if looking for tires that size gives me about 4 choices none that I want.

Based on your experience what tire size can I look at or that you'd recommend I look at? The more popular the size the better the prices seem to be...

Seems a 275/65/20 might be the way to go....slightly narrower but seems to be better prices and options.

Thanks for the help!

[06ryan27]

You could go with the 33x12.50R20 as well, just a touch shorter but wider, or the ones your talking about, same height just a little narrower, either way you go I don't think you'll notice especially if you going beefier.

[04Ram2500Hemi]

Take a look at the Toyo A/T II. They don't have the exact size, but there's a couple of good options that should work for you.

[PurdellMGP]

Thanks I'll check that out...as soon as I saw this truck had 20's on it I knew I'd be having fun finding tires...
Miss the 17's my PW had

[Bill2014]

The Goodyear Duratracs would be my first choice in that size - at any price...
They're even load range E

New power wagons come with Duratracs

[PurdellMGP]

Never had Goodyear before...I do know as you said they are on the PW...curious to life (mileage) you get out of them.

[Bill2014]

Never had Goodyear before...I do know as you said they are on the PW...curious to life (mileage) you get out of them.

Read through all the Duratrac reviews on tirerack.com. Most seem to be getting over 50k miles on them - numerous reports of people getting up to 80k miles. A lot will depend on how little remaining tread you're willing to run with.