Sunny Tires = Proxes? Help me pick the best tire damn it!
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yea michelins aren't really a sport truck tire and theres no way they have better traction then the toyos
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Michelin LTX/MS suck for anything but mileage. I have a set on my 2500 4x4 HD.
The BFG KDW 2's are good so far. I have had 2 sets and no complaints so far good traction wet and dry. Only downfall is price.
The BFG KDW 2's are good so far. I have had 2 sets and no complaints so far good traction wet and dry. Only downfall is price.
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I had Michelin LTX MS on my Silverado SS just replaced them with Yokohamos I forget the specific model. But it was about $400 cheaper than replacing the Michelins and they had just as good of reviews. If it was a Corvette or something I wanted good handling with I would have stuck with Michelins but its just a truck.
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I been running the Falken ZIEX STZ/04 for a few years, the first set were great, hooked good and I got a few miles out of the, this set spins like crazy, I have done a few more mods but from a stop I can spin these forever. Hankooks are good to although I've never had any I know some people who have and liked them. BTW my tires are 275/45/20 and I payed $95 each for them(I buy whosale through a friend direct from the wharehouse)
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OK I got America's Tire Co., to match pricing I found at online tires dot com
Hankook ST ROH6 tires-4 for 455.96 +13.50 each to mount and balance. $509 installed.
The assistant manager says that maybe they aren't as sticky dry as the Toyos but the quality of tire is better. Looks like a good deal to me.
Hankook ST ROH6 tires-4 for 455.96 +13.50 each to mount and balance. $509 installed.
The assistant manager says that maybe they aren't as sticky dry as the Toyos but the quality of tire is better. Looks like a good deal to me.
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