18" tires
Approaching 100,000 miles on my 2012 XLT Super Crew Ecoboost. It's time for my second set of tires. Which do you recommend? I currently have Yokohama 265/60R18 tires I got around the 50,000 mile mark.
While the size indicates 2x4 drive, is this case?
Considerations
- on-road -or- off-road?
- load rating?
- speed rating?
- all-season?
- towing?
- wear versus traction?
- addressing any issues from the previous tire selections? any reason not to get previous brand?
- budget / co$t?
- same aspect ratio? -or- higher / lower?
- same size?
etc., etc., etc..
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While the size indicates 2x4 drive, is this case? Yes
Considerations
- on-road -or- off-road? 99% on road
- load rating? Dunno
- speed rating? Dunno
- all-season? Yes, California so nice almost year round
- towing? Yes, 3500 lb pop-up tent trailer
- wear versus traction? Longevity
- addressing any issues from the previous tire selections? any reason not to get previous brand? No issues, just looking for great tires
- budget / co$t? Top of the line
- same aspect ratio? -or- higher / lower? Same, unless any reason not to
- same size? Yes, only have the stock wheels
etc., etc., etc..
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. I put a set on an '01 Scab back in the day. Keep up with inflation pressure, rotate regularly, have alignments regularly and do the suspension/brake work as needed and they'll do right by you. At 110,000 miles those LTX M/S would still pass tread depth inspection requirement on all 4. Amazing tires!
. I put a set on an '01 Scab back in the day. Keep up with inflation pressure, rotate regularly, have alignments regularly and do the suspension/brake work as needed and they'll do right by you. At 110,000 miles those LTX M/S would still pass tread depth inspection requirement on all 4. Amazing tires!







