Best All-season tires...
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05-05-2006
Best All-season tires...
im looking to get some new tires soon and with gas prices id really rather not get all-terrains so im looking to get a decent set of all-season tires or some performance all seasons....
hopefully something under 100 a tire for 235/75/15s or 260/70/15s... anyone have any good experances with some?
thanks...
also snow performance is a gray area with me because it would be nice for the first few years to have good traction, but i got 6 snows that jsut need new rims and id be set for winter....
hopefully something under 100 a tire for 235/75/15s or 260/70/15s... anyone have any good experances with some?
thanks...
also snow performance is a gray area with me because it would be nice for the first few years to have good traction, but i got 6 snows that jsut need new rims and id be set for winter....
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The Falken Zeis series are a nice tire. Wowak ran them for a while on his 2wd.
I use Goodyear RSA's and drive on them like I stole the truck. They do rather well in snow and rain, have grip just as good as BFG KDW's on dry pavement. They carry a premium cost.
Something to consider.. The ONLY part of your vehical that has any contact/control with the ground are your tires. If you buy ' cheap ', don't expect any semblence of safty in the rain or snow.
BFGoodrich Radial T/A is probably your best ' bang for the buck '. If all your concerns relate to ' price first ' buy a set of Kumho's and shred them.
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I use Goodyear RSA's and drive on them like I stole the truck. They do rather well in snow and rain, have grip just as good as BFG KDW's on dry pavement. They carry a premium cost.
Something to consider.. The ONLY part of your vehical that has any contact/control with the ground are your tires. If you buy ' cheap ', don't expect any semblence of safty in the rain or snow.
BFGoodrich Radial T/A is probably your best ' bang for the buck '. If all your concerns relate to ' price first ' buy a set of Kumho's and shred them.
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considering the rating id hope that they have good wet traction and dry traction, and from what i read on a dodge forum they have gotten some good reviews....
and thier not really cheap because most places sell them for aroun 90 to 100 which i guess is cheap but the only reason i found them for 61 is because id be getting 8 for me and my dads truck....
ill probably have to talk to wowak about them....
and thier not really cheap because most places sell them for aroun 90 to 100 which i guess is cheap but the only reason i found them for 61 is because id be getting 8 for me and my dads truck....
ill probably have to talk to wowak about them....
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Originally Posted by mersingt
im gonna be different....get a toyo open country at or a yokohoma geolander at II the geolander isnt to expensive and a nice tire....
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Originally Posted by 4X2XLT
and thier not really cheap because most places sell them for aroun 90 to 100 which i guess is cheap but the only reason i found them for 61 is because id be getting 8 for me and my dads truck....
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