Good city and highway tires, some rough patches some rain? no snow

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What's good for smoother quieter ride?

What rim size and sidewall height?

Also, if you have experience making the change, how's longevity vs. LT265/70r17 BFG A/T
 

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I have the same tire size on my old 2003EB. It is hard to beat a Michelin LTX M/S2 for a smooth, quiet ride, and excellent tread wear.
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What's good for smoother quieter ride?

What rim size and sidewall height?

Also, if you have experience making the change, how's longevity vs. LT265/70r17 BFG A/T

I had the original BFG KO on my truck years ago and while the grip was awesome in everything from dry to deep snow, the treadwear was awful. I burned through 2 sets in 60K miles. The Michelin LTX pales in comparison in terms of grip, but the only time I really noticed was in snow/ice - and after 58K it still had ~6/32nd of tread left (sold the vehicle at that point).
 

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Michelin M/S for me.


The Nitto N421Q appeara to be a solid all around performer. Have them on wife's exploder and am very pleased with them.
 

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Bridgestone Duelers have been doing a great job for me for 25K miles. Smooth and quiet, solid performers in the rain. I'm running 265/70-17
 
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I had the original BFG KO on my truck years ago and while the grip was awesome in everything from dry to deep snow, the treadwear was awful. I burned through 2 sets in 60K miles. The Michelin LTX pales in comparison in terms of grip, but the only time I really noticed was in snow/ice - and after 58K it still had ~6/32nd of tread left (sold the vehicle at that point).

30k miles on a single set of tires sounds DREAMY by my standards...
 

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I think my Bridgestones judging from current wear will probably safely make it another 40-50k.
 
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