Truck Tires
02-23-2006, 10:21 PM
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Re: Truck Tires
Originally Posted by Sean H
i got over 50k on a set of bfg's right now and they look good for another 10k or so easy... quiet too..
02-24-2006, 02:21 AM
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Re: Truck Tires
Check out www.tirerack.com for great prices!! I have the Bridgestone REVO ATR that someone else mentioned. They rated top on tire rack. They have fantastic comparison's for snow, ice, noise, ride, etc. Even if you could beat their prices it's great info!!
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02-25-2006, 05:22 PM
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Price, quality, ride, durability and ease of finding a single replacement. Good qualities all.
Good luck finding a single Nitto. Nitto is constantly on backorder.
Nitto and Toyo are the same company and there are many similarities between the tires. Nitto is being marketed towards the young, upscale "style tire" buyer, aka kids.
Price, quality, ride, durability and ease of finding a single replacement. Good qualities all.
Good luck finding a single Nitto. Nitto is constantly on backorder.
Nitto and Toyo are the same company and there are many similarities between the tires. Nitto is being marketed towards the young, upscale "style tire" buyer, aka kids.
02-25-2006, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by SeaRay Jim
I've also got Revo's that now have over 28k miles on them and they are still great!
A lot of BFG AT owners that switch to Revo's are blown away. ONe of the big advantages is tread wear, over the ohter ones mentioned.
And as said, they are great on all surfaces. I've only been in snow and ice 1-2 times but I tried really hard to test them and they just grabbed.
Awesome tire.......and they look good too!
A lot of BFG AT owners that switch to Revo's are blown away. ONe of the big advantages is tread wear, over the ohter ones mentioned.
And as said, they are great on all surfaces. I've only been in snow and ice 1-2 times but I tried really hard to test them and they just grabbed.
Awesome tire.......and they look good too!
The big benefit of the Revo is noise. The Bridgestone AT has the same carcass and a similarly-aggressive tread and it roars. The Revo's are unbelievably quiet considering the aggressive tread. They wear like steel too.
02-27-2006, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Sean H
i got over 50k on a set of bfg's right now and they look good for another 10k or so easy... quiet too..
02-27-2006, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by R Addiction
Love my Nitto terra grapplers. D load range....285/75r16...wear well. Priced well too!!
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Re: Truck Tires
I own a suspension/alignment shop and on my personal trucks I've used the Toyo's on the last 2 (04 F250 Harley S/D) I used 365/65r16 d range on it and on my 06 F350 dually I went with a 285/70r17 d range toyo on the 04 I ran them 20,000 miles with no appriciatable wear, and they remained quiet.
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