Apparently, you type much faster than I do. :nunchuk1:

 

Online...then i go to America's Tire Co., and have them beat the price locally.

Last time I checked Dunlop was it...and I think they went south of the border.

same answer as above...

 

Toyo and Hankook are not American companies.

Dunlop is owned by Goodyear, and is still an American company as far as I know.

Cooper is also an American tire company.

 

I just put a set of Toyo Proxies II on...seem pretty good so far. Great traction when I stomp on it instead of just burning rubber, less hiway wandering in the truck lane.
As for buying American - whenever possible (I own 2 Chevs), but I buy quality, and wrapping an item in the flag doesn't make a crappy product good - customer service does. Thats something the airlines, car makers, cable companies, banks, builders, NAPA and a few other declining monopolies need to remember. U think GM/Ford/Dodge wuda replaced my shortblock 3mos out of warranty like Porsche did after #1 cyl blew - doubtful.

 

I'll say it once......... M-I-C-H-E-L-I-N.

 

I guess I should have mentioned the size is 285/60/17....there aren't that many options

The Hankooks are cheap, I can get 4 delivered for less than $400


Oops, typo corrected!!

 

I've got the Hankooks and really like them so far. They are head and shoulders above the Goodyear Eagle LS's that came with the 20's.

 

285/70/17? wow thats a big tire, its almost a 33 inch tire. the closest to that in the rh06's i saw was a 285 60 17, but thats only about a 30.5.

 

Last i checked he ran a 285/60 i think that was a typo.

 

Ive had both sets of tires, I really like my hankooks.