Diesel Truck Tires

[ray1970]

I have Michelin M/S tires on my 3/4 ton. They have about 80K miles on them. Should go another 20-30K easy. They are starting to get a little noisy because I never rotated them. I had the Hancook Dyna pros before this set. They were pretty much trash after about 25K miles.

[T-Giv]

Seems that everyone has a story or knows a guy who either loved every brand of tire or had a horror story about that particular brand. As stated just stick with consistent rotations, pressure checks, and alignments and they'll last fine.

[tmleadr03]

I would honestly go to tirerack.com and check out the tires in that size with a load range E on them. Then check the manufactures warranty on the tires. The longer the warranty the better the tire should hold up.

You can just plug in your vehicle and see the ratings on the tires for your vehicle. Great buying help.
On/Off Road All-Terrain
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/survey....jsp?type=ORAT

[ford_muscle1]

I have Goodyear Duratracs on my F350 Powerstroke and have liked them from the start.

[theGinsue]

I just put on a set of Dunlop Fierce Attitude M/S (apparently made by Goodyear) tires on my F250 a few weeks ago when I was in KY. Much better traction on snowy/icy roads than the full mud tires I had on since I bought the truck. I confidently drove at highways speeds through 2 ice storms in the first 24 hours I had them on.

The tire store owner had the same tires on his Jeep and claimed he had 27k miles on them - and they looked brand new. They were a lot cheaper than most other options I had too.

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