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I’ve been liking my wildpeaks at4s. Haven’t had damage off-roading only puncture I’ve had was a roof nail on the road.
I have run Toyo winters on all my F150s for many years and they never disappoint. I live in Canada, so snow is a thing for sure.
I have the same tires. On smaller aftermarket rims but they’ve been a great tire. I’ll get the same tires again this spring.
One of my stock tires finally decided to kick the bucket, so I replaced them with a set of Falken Wildpeak A/T Trails. So far I like them, they’re the same size as the stock tires, but the handling is superb (especially in rain and on gravel). A little more road noise and a bit of reduction in gas mileage, but I’m cool with it.
I went with Wildpeak AT Trail because highway driving is my priority, with occasional drives on the beach and gentle Forest Service roads. I see a lot of soft-roading in this sub-reddit they can handle.
My current Toyo AT3 are nice riding and less noisy on my truck than my BFG AT K02 were... but both are 3 peak rated. Both rode well... and are decent looking. Of all of them the Toyo AT3 are the best.
I’ve run the Toyo GSI-6’s for 3 winters in Montana on a FWD car and they’ve been good to me. Actually just bought another set. Super cheap compared to the other big name brands too.
I ran an F Toyo MT in the same size on a '17 Duramax SRW. My camper is MUCH heavier than your popup so my tire life was in the 30k km range. I wouldnt say the Toyos held up much better than the tires that are 1/3rs the price, but they are a durable and refined product. Ive burned through a half dozen sets of Toyo MT and never had an issue with them.
Mine started getting noisy after like 20k miles. I replaced them with some crappy laufen tires lol
Avoid toyo tyres at all costs. Especially cr1 theyre so shit in rain.
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