Posted 2015-06-09 4:20 AM (#163685) Subject: Dually Tires
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Posts: 8
Location: Idaho
What is everybody using on their dual wheeled vehicles for tires? I do a mix of 50% daily driver, 30% towing and 20% off road. I have been running Toyo AT and I can only get about 33000 out of them. I am thinking about going to Bridgestone or cooper. Thanks in advance Mike
Posted 2015-06-09 7:46 AM (#163688 - in reply to #163685) Subject: RE: Dually Tires
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Posts: 3802 Location: Rocky Mount N.C.
I run Michelin LTX- MS2 on all of our motor vehicles, duallys, SUVs and some trailers. Got a set on a 2001 3500 Chevrolet 4x4 dually with 50K plus miles, should run another 30-40K. Most all of our miles is on asphalt.
Posted 2015-06-09 7:52 AM (#163689 - in reply to #163685) Subject: RE: Dually Tires
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Posts: 175 Location: Florida
Have had best luck with Goodrich and Goodyear tires. Just got 49k+ on a set of Goodrich 'Rugged Trail' tires. Replaced them with the new Goodyear Kevlar tires. Much better ride quality with them. We tow about 95% with this truck with various trailers - the horse trailer being the lightest load. Usually gross 26-29k with equipment. Have had problems with wear life with factory stock Firestone, and cord slippage with General tires. IMO Goodyears are the most consistant with wear life.
Dually Tires
