Comfortable Tire
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Comfortable Tire
I do mostly highway driving, still have 15" wheels, I switched out the continentals that were stock and went to Bridgestone Dulers, I tell you, I feel every bump in the road, I put Bilstein shocks on it and still not really an improvement. Is there a more confortable tire out there that is a little more shock absorbing than these Bridgestone's, don't get me wrong its a good tire and good tread life but a very stiff ride. I lowered the pressure a little and still no change. Thanks
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Have a link? What tires are you looking at? Size?
BFG Long Trails and Micheline LTX both ride nice. My dad has the Michelines on his F-150 and they ride really nice. My mom has the BFG Long Trails and they ride great too. She has 115k miles on her suv and she is only on her second set that still have 1/2 tread left. They sure do last!
BFG Long Trails and Micheline LTX both ride nice. My dad has the Michelines on his F-150 and they ride really nice. My mom has the BFG Long Trails and they ride great too. She has 115k miles on her suv and she is only on her second set that still have 1/2 tread left. They sure do last!
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bridgestone dueler h/l alenza http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.j...irePageLocQty=
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If you click on Load Range on the left hand side it brings you to this page Tire Tech Information - How to Read Speed Rating, Load Index & Service Descriptions
Load Range C tires are 6 ply according to Tire Tech Information - Load Range/Ply Rating Identification
P tires will have a number, the lower the number the softer the ride.
LT tires have a letter and C is pretty much the lowest.
You can also search around the web and find tires that other people recommend for a nice ride. Your local tire dealer should also be able to hook you up with some info. When I ordered tires fromt he Tire Rack the guy on the phone was really knowledgeable. Check a few sources to ensure you make a good choice.
Load Range C tires are 6 ply according to Tire Tech Information - Load Range/Ply Rating Identification
P tires will have a number, the lower the number the softer the ride.
LT tires have a letter and C is pretty much the lowest.
You can also search around the web and find tires that other people recommend for a nice ride. Your local tire dealer should also be able to hook you up with some info. When I ordered tires fromt he Tire Rack the guy on the phone was really knowledgeable. Check a few sources to ensure you make a good choice.
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