Tire Suggestions
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LT295/75/18 Nitto Terra grappler AT are on my stock Lariet 18x8 rims. Great tires! I ordered the truck and paid for at tires. It came with MS Continental. The dealer checked and said this is their AT tire. I wasn't happy and peeled them off at 1471 miles. They are for sale!
Trying to help a friend - who is fixin to make an upgrade from the Contis...
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LT295/75/18 Nitto Terra grappler AT are on my stock Lariet 18x8 rims. Great tires! I ordered the truck and paid for at tires. It came with MS Continental. The dealer checked and said this is their AT tire. I wasn't happy and peeled them off at 1471 miles. They are for sale!
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I know this is an old thread about the stock Continental tires but I needed to ask.
I have a 2x4 with the standard 275/65/18 highway tires. Earlier I mentioned that the truck was easily pushed to the side when someone passed me. I then readjusted the tire pressure and thought that solved the issue but it didn't.
I think that the Continental tires has very little sidewall support and this is what I feel. Has anyone else felt the way the truck is veryeasy to sway right and felt when driving straight?
I have a 2x4 with the standard 275/65/18 highway tires. Earlier I mentioned that the truck was easily pushed to the side when someone passed me. I then readjusted the tire pressure and thought that solved the issue but it didn't.
I think that the Continental tires has very little sidewall support and this is what I feel. Has anyone else felt the way the truck is veryeasy to sway right and felt when driving straight?
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From: Surprise, Arizona
I know this is an old thread about the stock Continental tires but I needed to ask.
I have a 2x4 with the standard 275/65/18 highway tires. Earlier I mentioned that the truck was easily pushed to the side when someone passed me. I then readjusted the tire pressure and thought that solved the issue but it didn't.
I think that the Continental tires has very little sidewall support and this is what I feel. Has anyone else felt the way the truck is veryeasy to sway right and felt when driving straight?
I have a 2x4 with the standard 275/65/18 highway tires. Earlier I mentioned that the truck was easily pushed to the side when someone passed me. I then readjusted the tire pressure and thought that solved the issue but it didn't.
I think that the Continental tires has very little sidewall support and this is what I feel. Has anyone else felt the way the truck is veryeasy to sway right and felt when driving straight?
The only thing that I think may cause this is..
1. The Continental tires not having sufficient side wall strenght and flexes too much when I have my 5th wheel hooked up.
2. Possible the trailer sway control is not working correctly and makes the truck sway.
We will keep you posted.
Ford suggested replacement tires Michelin LTX M/S for my 2x4 truck
What do you think?
Installed and out the door $300 per tire. $1,200 WOW!
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