Input on Tire Selection
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Laughing Gas
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From: Oklahoma
Input on Tire Selection
My 2020 F350 came with 275/65R20 Michelin AT2's. They've been very good tires but are going to need replacing in the next few months. Looking at prices they tend to be the most expensive. I'm probably going to keep this truck for maybe another year so spending a little less wouldn't bother me. The truck never has and never will get off road. It's main duty is pulling our 14,700 pound fifth wheel and an occasional solo trip. The Michelin's have worn well but not equally. Even though rotated regularly there is a couple of 32nd's difference between a couple of them. My research online shows there are several brands available in my size that might work and would be cheaper. I don't want anything with aggressive tread. What I want is a quiet tire that handles well in most conditions even though if there is frozen stuff on the ground we take the wife's Subaru. Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions other than the original Michelins.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jan 2015
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From: Boise
Michelin Defender LTX just work so well for those all road conditions, I have loved every set I've ran, quiet, great performance including snow conditions and lighter weight and best mpg returns. They are on the higher price end though. Cooper has the HT3 that I have looked at that seem very close to the Defender in style, but less money and I have had great luck with Cooper. There has been good reviews on this forum and locally about Falken tires, and they offer similar all season tires at a lower price.
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