Good All Around Truck Tire
06-29-2009, 11:44 PM
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I'm cleaning some of these post up guys. Take it to the PM's to settle your difference's. There are not benefitting this members questions so I deleted them or edited them.
No more bashing between you two either.
No more bashing between you two either.
06-30-2009, 12:43 AM
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I agree with the previous posters recommending MICHELIN.........LTX AT/2
I have LTX with over 80,000 city miles and still have 30% of the tire remaining!
I've bought many brands of tires for my company vehicles over the last 50 years.....
TRUST ME ON THIS ONE......
MICHELIN.......MICHELIN.......MICHELIN........ did I mention MICHELIN?!?
They are probably the MOST expensive to purchase, but by the time they wear out, they are the cheapest to own with the best "service"!
I have LTX with over 80,000 city miles and still have 30% of the tire remaining!
I've bought many brands of tires for my company vehicles over the last 50 years.....
TRUST ME ON THIS ONE......
MICHELIN.......MICHELIN.......MICHELIN........ did I mention MICHELIN?!?
They are probably the MOST expensive to purchase, but by the time they wear out, they are the cheapest to own with the best "service"!
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06-30-2009, 06:07 PM
#16
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I actually bought them cheaper locally than on Tire Rack's site though. It seems like their truck tire prices arent cheaper than local places.
06-30-2009, 10:01 PM
#18
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I've got BFG AT's with over 40k miles on them and are only half worn. Amazing tires, and I drive close to a hundred miles a day on my commute. They go through everything but South Louisiana swamp mud!
07-01-2009, 01:59 AM
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Im running Goodyear Silent armor. Quiet on pavement good on loose gravel and trails. Have run BFG AT's and are vrry compareable. Can never go wrong with with this tire.
07-01-2009, 08:01 AM
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Also ran the Cooper ST for awhile, no complaints. If I remember correctly, they "hum" a little louder than the BFGoodies and seemed to slick over more easily in the mud. But it's been years, so don't quote me on that.
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