Best Tyres for the Dodge Ram 2500

Purchase because of the 60k treadwear warranty.
Tires were TOAST after 24,500 miles and I am a passive driver.
Dealer said I would likely get NOTHING out of Cooper. After pressure, he sent in the treadwear and rotation information but the only way they would even consider it was if I SENT IN THE TIRES. How do you send in the tires??? What do I drive while they are deliberating? Only option was to by a (too expensive) set of tires to drive while Cooper decides my fate.
VERY DISAPPOINTED to say the least. Never again.

On a 2011 Ram 2500 4×4 tires are excellent on dry or wet pavement. On gravel, dry is excellent, wet they feel greasy don't seem to clear the mud fast enough, also wear down fast on gravel. Below average performance in snow and ice. Any more than a few centimeters of snow and they struggle, braking on ice is ok, do not have good traction for acceleration or lane control.

Used these for 55,000 miles on my Ram 2500 truck, mostly highway towing a toy hauler. Road manners were excellent. Wet, dry, snow. All very good. Lasted over 50k which is great. They handled the muddy min maintenance roads I have to deal with ok enough. Able to get back in the trail and rescue broken jeeps a few times. For your average truck that needs 8 hours of highway in between an hour of back woods roads it's a great quiet, and long lasting option.

I bought these tires recently. I have no experience with wear or ice and snow performance. Have driven on dry pavement, wet pavement, heavy rain and muddy gravel roads that would be best traveled in 4WD in 2WD only. I have a truck camper on my truck and needed tires that support close to the GVWR of a 3/4 ton pickup. Very pleased with the load carrying capacity of these tires. There is little sag in the sidewalls of the tires and rolling resistance is much lower than my previous tires of the same size and load index. I am getting better fuel economy and highway performance with the Nokian Outpost AT . No hydroplaning in heavy rain. Good traction on muddy logging roads. I will review again when I have some winter driving and wear observations.