Don’t know what I am doing.

That's obviously the wrong size, but I had KO2's and thought they were a good all around tire. There are comments of poor wet traction, but I never had issues.

Get SL rated if possible, or load range C. Or, if you plan on playing in the rocks, and E load range might be ok for the extra durability.

There are many great AT tire options out there. Definitely do some looking around before buying.

 

Thanks, those look pretty good. They don't seem to come in the stock size for the Limited -- not sure if any of their 20" sizes would be an upsize that wouldn't cause rubbing. I wouldn't mind a slight upsize if it didn't rub -- or add a lot of weight.

 

welcome to the forum..greetings from Elvis central....upgrade tires..if your budget allows

 

Any AT tires you recommend ?

80%daily driver
20% off roading and camping

 

Should I get the car lifted before putting on tires?

 

Tires will do yo. these trucks are capable AF as is.
You say 80% DD save you'r money homie but if you want too
YES! BUT what we talking suspension lift or level kit?
A kit will give you the look and allow for bigger tires (give it that nice aggressive look)
Or a suspension lift to make it more of a overlanding rig? Rock crawler? Sand runner? Dirt road rider?

 

Tires. The stock tires are P-metric which are fine for the mall and well maintained dirt roads. Look at LT rated tires for better off-highway performance. I'm partial to BFG TA/AT tires, but there are other brands the perform well, too.

 

Doing some research on these myself, in OEM size. Haven’t seen many comments about these on the forum though. Anyone with experience with Pirelli Scorpions on their 4R?

 

There is at least one member that has put these on, and had very good things to say about them.