Analysis paralysis- tire help

[JustHere4Research]

Ok- let me preface this by saying that I have read through the site and have found myself in analysis paralysis. Need some real life reviews on a few tires to help me narrow this list down.
Usage- primarily pavement driving with occasional farm use, but 90% highway.. Looking for an aggressive tire that's not too heavy or loud but wears/lasts nicely.


General Grabber A/TX - 275/65 20 @ 60lbs
Toyo Open Country AT3 - 285/65 20 @ 57lbs
Goodyear Wrangler Ultraterrain AT - 285/65 20 @ 59lbs
Firestone Destination X/T - 285/65 20 @ 54lbs
Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus - 275/65 20 @ 57lbs

2024 Lariat 4x4
Tires + Brink insurgent 204/201 wheels
Going with the Ford Performance Bilstein level kit- all these should fit no issues


Any and all comments suggestions and stay always welcomed

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[Polo08816]

Ok- let me preface this by saying that I have read through the site and have found myself in analysis paralysis. Need some real life reviews on a few tires to help me narrow this list down.
Usage- primarily pavement driving with occasional farm use, but 90% highway.. Looking for an aggressive tire that's not too heavy or loud but wears/lasts nicely.


General Grabber A/TX - 275/65 20 @ 60lbs
Toyo Open Country AT3 - 285/65 20 @ 57lbs
Goodyear Wrangler Ultraterrain AT - 285/65 20 @ 59lbs
Firestone Destination X/T - 285/65 20 @ 54lbs
Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus - 275/65 20 @ 57lbs

2024 Lariat 4x4
Tires + Brink insurgent 204/201 wheels
Going with the Ford Performance Bilstein level kit- all these should fit no issues


Any and all comments suggestions and stay always welcomed

If you're doing 90% highway, I'd consider some highway all seasons:

- Michelin Defender LTX
- Michelin AgilisCrossClimate (3MPSF)
- Continental TerrainContact H/T


For AT tires, I'd consider the following:

Falken Wildpeak A/T3W
BFG KO3