Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

you can see how the bead on the tire broke or popped off,but a i AM NO TIRE EXPERT.

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

he did say it was shaking from day one and the dealer blew him off,But I do agree with you Troutly!

Darin

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

D's ride better than E's. On my Superduty I wnt up one size (BF Goodrich ATKO's) to 285/75R16's. Load capacity of them in D range is like 10 - 20 lbs per tire less than the stock size E range tires, so I did not lose much capacity..

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

D range is what I think for the winter will be better driving.
Is there such a thing a high-performance D-load range tires for SUV's?
I see them on Denali's and Escalades, but these aren't 3/4 tons.

Have 265/75/16 BF Goodrich TA All Terrains on thier now. Won't be towing until the Spring, but when I do, no more than 8,000LBS.

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

Always E's on real trucks. If you want ride quality buy a car. :D

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

I just bought a set of Michelin's from Costco, if you have one in your area, I highly recommend them, best prices around... Not sure if mine are D or E range, but you get all this included in the cost:

Mounting
Lifetime balancing
Lifetime rotation
Lifetime flat repair
Lifetime air pressure checks
New rubber valve stem
Costco Wholesale's road hazard warranty
and so on...

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

I have 285/75R16 Nitto Terra Grapplers on my 2500 GMC "D" load range. Alot quieter the BFG's. And price wasn't bad either. :D

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

R Addiction: Those were on my short list. Thanks for the input. Were the the Terra Grapplers or the Terra Grapplers AT?

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

Michelins all the way load range.

BFG Long Trail are OK too.

Wannabe

Re: D or E load range tires -which do you like?
 

Terra Grapplers...not the AT's. Tires wear well. Michelins are my second choice. Call Mitchell (MAMATRYED) :rolleyes: