New tire suggestions please
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From: Dingmans Ferry, PA
New tire suggestions please
I have a late 1999 7.3l PSD F350 with a 2 inch leveling kit single cab standard bed i prefer 285/75r16 tires
I was wondering which tires i should get. I'm looking for all weather or all terrain tread that lasts the longest.
Was wondering if you guys had any suggestions for me.
Thanks
, Kevin
I was wondering which tires i should get. I'm looking for all weather or all terrain tread that lasts the longest.
Was wondering if you guys had any suggestions for me.
Thanks
, Kevin
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I like maxxis tires, will be getting new set, i get 265/75/16 im sure you could get them in your size though.
Maxxis Tires Mt-762 Bighorn By Maxxis Tires Size LT265/75-16 Size LT265/75-16 Size 10.5 for your 2000 FORD TRUCK F-250 -F350 2WD -4WD - Starting from $170.00 with OWL Side Walls, Free Shipping and Free Warranty - Buy Tires Online from Performance Plu
Maxxis Tires Mt-762 Bighorn By Maxxis Tires Size LT265/75-16 Size LT265/75-16 Size 10.5 for your 2000 FORD TRUCK F-250 -F350 2WD -4WD - Starting from $170.00 with OWL Side Walls, Free Shipping and Free Warranty - Buy Tires Online from Performance Plu
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I'm liking Dueler Revo 2s. On road they are quiet with a decent ride, offroad grip is only so-so but they get me there and back.
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After a 8yr tenure with Toyo Open Country A/T tires I switched to Kelly Safari TSR, 285/75/16. I have logged 7,000mi so far and they are already proving to be superior to the Toyo tires. Much better traction on and off road, wearing better and they were $400 cheaper.
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One of my buddies is running the Michelin LTX A/T2 on his Dmax and likes them. I went slightly more aggressive with the Goodyear Duratrac. I wouldn't hesitate buying another set of BFG A/T's. Never been a fan of the Toyo A/T's.
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I picked up a set of Michelin LTX M/S2's last year, 285/ 75-16 load range E for a little over $1000 plus balancing. LTX M/S2 | Michelin Tires I couldn't be happier with them. They have a 70k mile warranty, they balance well, ride well, and have outstanding wet road traction. Pricier than most, but if you factor the added cost over 5 or so years, it's really not that much more for a product you'll be pleased with over that length of time.
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My vote is Michelin. If you dont need an aggressive tread, that is the way to go. Long life and very smooth.
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I picked up a set of Michelin LTX M/S2's last year, 285/ 75-16 load range E for a little over $1000 plus balancing. LTX M/S2 | Michelin Tires I couldn't be happier with them. They have a 70k mile warranty, they balance well, ride well, and have outstanding wet road traction. Pricier than most, but if you factor the added cost over 5 or so years, it's really not that much more for a product you'll be pleased with over that length of time.
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another one for the Michelin, I just replaced a set that I got 78k out of & got a $70 gift card with the purchase
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I've run Michelin and Maxxis. The best overall is the Michelin LTx MS2 for ride quality and tread life. Have Michelin LTX AT2s on now and the tread seperated on two of them after 35K. Overall the LTX AT2s had the best traction in dirt, snow and ice. Ran a set of Maxxis 753s once. Great off road tire but not much fun on the highway. Stayed real busy fighting the drift on pavement. Overall the Michelin LTX MS2 is a great tire, just not as good snow and ice traction. Got 95k on a set on my full size Blazer. Good investment if you have the $ upfront.
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