im needing a new set of

Maine Ken

It depends... What areas do you drive in? I have extremely aggressive treads with studs on all four wheels. I drive on ice covered backroads and all around crap all winter long. I only get two seasons out of them because of the softer rubber. It is an expense well worth it. I only get stuck when I forget to think before engaging drive mechanism!!!

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truck tires...

Im needing a new set of tires on my service truck. I still have the factory installed crap and anyone have any recommedations or experices? Thanks for your inputs and Happy Holidays to all.

Brad White_191

Toyo

I had a set of Toyo tires (not sure if they are affiliated with Toyota or not), put on my 1987 Toyota xtra-cab pickup after the original factory set failed inspection. That was at about 45,000 miles.

I kept the Toyo's until the truck died, Christmas Eve 2001 just 40 miles shy of 200,000 miles and the tread still looked sharp, at least enough to pass inspection.

Jim Bennett

For snow....

Bridgestone Blizzak.

The best snow tire I have ever driven on.

Maine Ken

Are those available in load range E? I have used them on an escort in the past and they were wonderful tires.

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TimS

Tires the only thing between you and the road.

I'm driving rear wheel drive 3/4 ton van have goodyear prograde load range E. 11 months old great all around impressive in snow recently. I did notice 1 MPG loss when I got them . I'm sold plan to buy 4 of the Silent Armor Goodyear for my burb soon.