NEED TIRES/Question???
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Another vote for BFG All Terrains - haven't had mine in the snow yet (I've heard they do just fine), but they drive and handle way better than my mud tires did!! Not the cheapest tire you can get but well worth the $$ IMO.
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From: Spring City, Pennsylvania
Is your truck single or dual rear wheel? Do you tow a lot with your truck or just about never? If you don't do anything heavy duty with it you should be able to get away with a load range D tire. There are a lot of options out there that's for sure. I have had the Pro Comp All Terrains before and absolutely loved them. They come with a 50,000 mile warranty on them.
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Just to chime in, had a set of 285/65/16 Bridgestone Dueler A/T's put on my truck Monday. I love them, great ride, no road noise (none that I can hear of the engine anyways), 50k mile warranty, dual tread technology, and awesome water siping. Down side, only 8 ply load range D. Good ride, maybe a bit underrated for a full ton. Had them on another truck and they did great in the snow too. Not sure on the price, got them from a friend as take offs for $20.
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Any comments on tyres for a dually? My truck has had Firestone Steeltex LT265-75-R16E radials on it since I got it. They do OK, but I don't really have anything to compare them to. I am trying to take good care of them with proper rotations and all. I did do that one burnout the other day, though. I just couldn't resist.
Anywho, I think the stock size for my truck is LT235-85-R16E. My tyres are a little more than an inch wider than stock, and are virtually the same height. I can't believe I haven't seen the word M-I-C-H-E-L-I-N in this thread anywheres. Anyone shoed a dually lately??
Anywho, I think the stock size for my truck is LT235-85-R16E. My tyres are a little more than an inch wider than stock, and are virtually the same height. I can't believe I haven't seen the word M-I-C-H-E-L-I-N in this thread anywheres. Anyone shoed a dually lately??
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