BFG KO3 vs. Toyo Open Country AT3 vs. Bridgestone Dueler AT Ascent

[AmbyBomb]

What are people's thoughts on the above tires and how they compare? I have Method wheels on order and am deciding between these three tires in 285/70/17. My truck is used year round, mostly (95%+) street driving.

Edit: I live in western Canada. That is why I have narrowed it down to these three tires.

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[Wife bought my 24 TRD]

None of them, I recommend Yokohama Geolandar X-AT 255 80 17. Pizza Cutters as the kids call them. I haven't found anywhere yet that they won't take me. Of course, that is when they're aired down properly for the conditions.
Super quiet and nice ride.

 

[AmbyBomb]

I'm not interested in pizza cutter tires.

 

[Gampy164]

Toyo Open Country AT III in P275/70R18.

 

[FR3Q]

I recommend standard load 285/70r17 maxxis razr at tires. They are light weight, look good, and cheapish.
Keeping unsprung weight down was my priority though.

 

[AmbyBomb]

I live in western Canada. I've narrowed it down to the three in the title because they get decent snow and ice reviews (for all-terrain tires).

 

[JimTRD24]

What are people's thoughts on the above tires and how they compare? I have Method wheels on order and am deciding between these three tires in 285/70/17. My truck is used year round, mostly (95%+) street driving.

I went with Falken Wildpeak 285/70/17. No issues and really satisfied with how the tires perform off-roading and daily drive.
Went from 25+ mpg stock to now 21mpg.

 

[FR3Q]

The Bridgestones are likely the best of those options for winter weather on roads. But I would rather have the KOs offroad on deep power.
But then again, I'm in the Southern US and am just regurgitating stuff I read about online lol

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