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want to ditch my toyo tires, what do you suggest?

SaltDaddy

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my 2020 ram 1500 rebel is secondhand and it comes witht he original toyo open country a/t tires standard. I want to ask if you guys know some good tires to recommend for me if I'm looking for something more suitable for driving in the highway? rarely do I have the time to go off-road it's not an interest for me. and I live in santa fe and we don't get snow. so I don't need to max up my rebel for an icy road. I used tires from firestone before for my chevy suburban 2500 and I found them to be smooth when I'm towing and when not. but I wanna ask, if I shift to a highway tire set, will it look good on my ram rebel? ram, rebels are designed specifically for off0road so I want to check if anyone in the group has tired and how does it look? with pictures if you can so I know
 
if you wanna splash the cash then i would suggest between Michelin defender ltx and continental terrain contact ht. or if you want to save a bit then id say kumho crugen ht and firestone destination le. as for the looks, its a personal preference.
 
my 2020 ram 1500 rebel is secondhand and it comes witht he original toyo open country a/t tires standard. I want to ask if you guys know some good tires to recommend for me if I'm looking for something more suitable for driving in the highway? rarely do I have the time to go off-road it's not an interest for me. and I live in santa fe and we don't get snow. so I don't need to max up my rebel for an icy road. I used tires from firestone before for my chevy suburban 2500 and I found them to be smooth when I'm towing and when not. but I wanna ask, if I shift to a highway tire set, will it look good on my ram rebel? ram, rebels are designed specifically for off0road so I want to check if anyone in the group has tired and how does it look? with pictures if you can so I know
Man, this is so my brother! lol, he change the tires to Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus, it's an all season one and works really well. I'm also thinking about getting it for myself
 
Since you liked Firestone, the Firestone Destination LE3 or Transforce HT2 are good highway options with great reviews for comfort and towing. i think someone has recommended Michelin Defender already., that's also good too!
 
For mostly highway driving, highway tires like Firestone Destination LE3 like what @Lonely Fighter suggested or Continental Crosscontact LX25 these will give a smoother, quieter ride and handle towing well. They look less aggressive than Toyo A/Ts, so your Rebel will have a cleaner and less rugged look.
 
Another vote for the Destination LE3. It's not the best tire in this class, but it's good and the price is decent. As for the look, honestly it will lose it ruggedness and offroad charm, but this is just me and my little opinion.
 
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