Good strong E rated tires?
Tuned
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From: Barbourville Ky
Cooper Discoverer ATR. Just put a set on my truck last week and I love them. E rated tire with a 50,000 mile warranty. Good deep tread - quiet on the road and highway and not overly aggressive - just enough for what I need for hunting each year. Also highly rated for snow and ice which makes sense up here in Canada.
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From: IL, USA
I have 325/60R18 Goodyear Silent Armor Pro Grades on my 2007 F-350.
I often have 2000-3000lbs in the bed, plus my toolbox. Also, tow 9-12,000lbs a lot as well.
I have 22,000 miles on them in the year that I've had than only used 5/32" of tread so far. I have them rotated every 5-6k since it's free. I should easily get over 50,000 miles on them before I replace them.
They are great in the rain and snow.
I often have 2000-3000lbs in the bed, plus my toolbox. Also, tow 9-12,000lbs a lot as well.
I have 22,000 miles on them in the year that I've had than only used 5/32" of tread so far. I have them rotated every 5-6k since it's free. I should easily get over 50,000 miles on them before I replace them.
They are great in the rain and snow.
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Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Duluth
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I run the Goodyear Extra Grips on my 2000 F-350 CC LB SRW 4x4 and run up and down I-35 from TX to MN 2-3 round trips a year, or at least i did before it took a months pay to pay for fuel. Anyhow, these are great tires for a 4x if thats what you need I have little traction issues on the slippery roads in texas when they are wet and little treadwear issues due to the heat and runnin bout 75 psi in all 4 lets me get 16-18 MPG in town and better on the road even hauling. In MN cold snowy winters they rate a 9 of 10 for traction which I can attest to I have never gotten stuck even in hood high drifts and will continue to shoe my horse with the Extra Grips till Goodyear quits makin em.
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