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As a current Hummer owner, I can relate to the guy who likes the grill. Range will be the deciding factor for me.

Sorry, it was rhetorical. There are no RFT Off Road load range E tires. Not that I can recall and not that my Google Assistant can find. All I'm getting at is that for some, maybe most? CT buyers, runflat may not be the best option. I'm very happy with the current suggested tire, very durable...

I would be perfectly happy if it lasts as long as my 2006 Duramax LBZ. Best truck ever mass produced. Every other truck pales in comparisson including the 2005 Duramax and the 2007 Duramax. But this one should stand the test of time, if the electronics and batteries hold up.

My point was there is no load range E off-road tire that is also RFT. If there is, please let me know. Thanks.

Thanks David, what tire is load range E and off-road? I have never found one.

When my roof is covered with mud, it has been a good day lol.

I have yet to find a suitable load range E off road tire that is runflat... I'm not sure why the hostility. I fully agree with you. There are some good replies here about how the air ride can be effectively used to minimize efforts and equipment needed.

I was until I read the range estimates with a trailer. Now I am not.

If the tires stay as Goodyear MT/R Kevlars, they are not RunFlat. Not only did you not answer the question, but you gave an anecdote that doesn't pertain... why?

Though true, you could see the Ford smoking all 4 tires as the Tesla pulled it backwards... no further test is actually required because the specs speak for themselves... more hp, more tq, flat curves and traction. It's not Rocket Appliances.