Tires?
Ready for new tires on my truck . 2018 F 150 xlt lariat supercab . 265/60r18 tires . Currently on Hankooks at 70k . Go back with the same or switch to something else ? I am in eastern North Carolina .Maybe one snowstorm per winter . Usually just rain .98% of my driving is highway with only occasion dirt roads and some trailer/boat pulling . Have had Michelin LT tires in the past and liked them . Would like to stay in the $1000 to 1300.00 range . Give me your recommendations.
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I've had good luck with Falkens on my 2016 F-150…
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On my 2008 4Runner.......…I'm on the second set of Michelins. They are the LTX M/S Defender series..…..and so far, so good.
At about 140k miles........it seems I'm in the market for a pair of front wheel hub bearing assemblies 2wd. The tough part.......is avoiding all the chinese parts that are flooding the car/truck parts market. Bottom line........Koyo or NSK bearings(and make supplier prove it)......or don't buy.
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I would stick with the Hankooks! Michelins might be a tad better, but they cost a LOT more. I have had very good luck with the Hankook dynapros AT. They arent very aggressive and they last a long time!
Dont fix it if it aint broke! 70k is pretty good.
Just sayin'
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Look into Kumhos , I get over 50 thousand miles on a set ,, about half the price of Michelins
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Might as well stay with the Hankooks. If they don't go 'out of round' within the first 20K, will run a long time. YMMV
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When I replaced the tires on my Tundra the price of Michelins were up 50 percent from the last set I bought.My tire dealer suggested Toyos so that is what I bought.
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I have run Michelins on the diesel 2003 chev for 200,000 miles. No problems.
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When I replaced the tires on my Tundra the price of Michelins were up 50 percent from the last set I bought.My tire dealer suggested Toyos so that is what I bought.
Tough to go wrong with Toyo's.
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