OFF TOPIC- TRUCK TIRES

Cosmo_3

I have always had the most mileage on Michelins, however I bought GoodYears the last couple times and have gotten 2 years 70,000miles out of them. I like the aggresive tread tires for the rear duallies on my 13,500 gvw utility body because they are incredible in snow, and mud. I have NEVER gotten stuck yet!!

But they are expensive- I found the #s
Rear- G933RSD
Front- G947RSS

I also have a link- http://www.goodyear.com/cfmx/web/truck/line.cfm?prodline=160111

Cosmo

Andy_17

Truck Tires

Just noticed my 12K GVW box truck need new 6 shoes, Stopped @ the local tire shop was bombarded with choices, From No-names to Michelins,
But @ $198 a pop made me stop & think maybe the Firestone or Bridgestone are a good alternative. Got 40K around town from the last set of Michelins
What do you run ?

martin

Truck Tires

My 05 Sprinter has 80K on the original Michelin tires. Yes there isn,t much tread left and will be replaced before winter.I never got more than 35 -40K on my plain -janes on my old E350

Bob Bona_4

I'm running

Toyo AT's for the 4th time around. I like them a lot.

Getting 55K on a 6900 lb utility bed GMC 2WD 3/4 ton (8600 GVW)

Ken D.

Tires

Goodyear, hands down.

Al Letellier_9

tires

Have been running Dunlop tires on my vans for 15 years and not a single tire failure other than 2 to vandalism. et about 45K on a service van.

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Garret

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I've ordered from them a couple of times... Great prices and selection.