I have had good luck with Hankook Dynapros on two trucks. My wife's suburban got 65k out of them.
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I have had good luck with Hankook Dynapros on two trucks. My wife's suburban got 65k out of them.
Hey Thanks for all the help everyone! I am finally narrowing it down.
It sounds like there alot of great tires to choose from.
I really appreciate all of Your input.
Put Michein LTX A/T 2 on y F250 last year. Couldn't be happoer. Nice quiet ride, haven't had any trouble in mud or snow. Was reall impressed with how they handle ice.
Paddle faster... I hear banjo music
Go to tire rack and do a comparison.
My Sequoia eats tires. I've had
Bridgestone H/T (original) ~40k, nothing special.
Bridgestone A/T Revo ~40k, very quiet at first, good traction, got noisy
Continental LX something ~40k, nothing special (but were highly rated at the time)
Michelin LTX MS2, best so far with ~12k (also have them on a Highlander)
I had Toyo open countrys AT's on my other truck.....really liked them!
Labrador Retriever, a 20g & grouse...is there a better combination?
Keith.
Did You ever find out why the Bridgestone A/T got noisy later?
Was it the tire or Your vehicle?
I think it was my vehicle. The treads got "cupped" well before they were worn out. A friend had better luck on a Chevy pickup.Originally Posted by Tom. P.
I've since replaced the shocks and struts, but I read online (?) that Sequoias eat tires.
On 3rd set of Michelin LTX M/S. First set - 95,000 on 2002 Yukon XL 3/4 ton(110,000 total miles on truck).2nd set pushed just over 105,000 on 2005 Yukon XL 3/4 ton. 3rd set have about 65,000 miles on them - same 2005 Yukon XL (171,000+ on truck). Think I'll get another 30 - 35,000 miles on tires before winter 2013/2014 comes and change again. I use load range "E" and have 8.1liter with 4.10 gears. Lots of highway driving at 70+miles per hour. The tires are spendy but I'm very happy with ride, noise, off road traction and of course milage on tires. I push them to the limit mileage wise and change before the snow flies here in Wisconsin.
Good luck with your decision
I almost forgot about Michelin!
See why Im so confused? A thousand different choices.
Thanks again Everyone.
Get the nitto terra grapplers and be done with it.
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