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Michelin Agilis HD Z Is the best option. Another nice option is BFGoodrich Route Control S is less $$.

1. Michelin Defender LTX M/S 2. BFG Trail-Terrain T/A 3. Uniroyal Laredo HT

Comparison

Price is probably because the are a discontinued model.

WRG5 officially launches tomorrow. I was also told that my supplier should be getting the size I’m looking for by end of the month.

Looking for 245/50R20 for my brother-in-law

Has anyone seen the Nokian Remedy WRG5? When are they going to be available? WRG4 is discontinued.

1. Michelin CC2 2. Nokian wrg4 but likely getting replaced by wrg5 next year

Meeting the needs of the growing heavy-duty and luxury pickup truck market, the new Defender LTX Platinum tire will offer six 20” rim sizes with cutting-edge aesthetics and dramatically better treadlife than its competitive set. Featuring a 70,000-mile warranty, the all-new tread pattern and...

Why not the R5’s for winter?

Shoulders are biggest difference

I’d go with the Michelin Defender 2.

On the commercial side of things, GY tires zipper rupture more often than any other brands and that has scared me away from them.

P-metric sizes have 70,000 mile warranty, while LT tire sizes have 50,000 mile warranty.

I would recommend the BFG’s over the Cooper.

BFGoodrich Advantage Control Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring A/S

They are meant to compete with the general G max as 05 and the Cooper zeon rs3 g-1

Ultra high performance all season. 45k warranty

I would’ve gone with the bfg trail terrain with adjustment warranty

I would not run a retread on a passenger or light truck vehicle. There are decent retreads for semi truck and trailers. Fun fact United States Postal Service runs retreads on some of their mail trucks in 14” and 15”.