All season tires: Michellin or Bridgestone?

jeffsig · April 3, 2015

Any recommendations? Looking for a smooth reliable tire. I do no off roading.

thewhitestallion · April 3, 2015

Michelin LTX M/S2. Hands down well worth the coin!

Horacio · April 3, 2015

Yep...what ^ he said.

I had those on my 20" wheels. Awesome!

Now I have 22" and had to run Bridgestone, let's just say I got really spoiled with the Michelins!

clatla · April 3, 2015

X3 on the LTX MS2

high country · April 3, 2015

No question about it what everyone else said above.

nfisherman · April 3, 2015

X5 I had a set of Bridgestone Revo 2s. Buy the Michelins.

Spurshot · April 3, 2015

Michelin.

mrbadwrench · April 3, 2015

Michelin ltx

Shimmy Bang Bang · April 3, 2015

From the extensive research I have done on tires, and as noted above, the Michelin LTX MS/2 seem to be the best riding tire for this truck without question.

Smoothbassman · April 4, 2015

Don't discount Nitto Tires. I got a set of Nitro Crosstek tire on my last truck. Very quite great wear. 50,000 mile warranty. Will get another set when these wear out.

CounterMeasure · April 4, 2015

Another vote for the Michelins. I love them. They'll cost ya, but they are worth it. I went through two sets on my last truck, and they were my go-to tire to replace the crap OEM Goodyears on my Denali. Switching to them immediately removed my vibration problems, and the ride is quiet like it should be.

hurricanoday · April 4, 2015

Nothing is better than the michelins, I am really disappointed they don't make a 22 tire for the gm accessory wheels. First thing I looked for when I decided I was going to get the 22s

I had the michelins on my 04 Sierra Denali and they were great

2SS/RSD · April 4, 2015

Michelin

99silveradoz71 · April 4, 2015

Michelins again. I have them on my '08 and we see snow up our way. They're less aggressive than the Revos I had on my '99, but they do a good job in snow and rain. They also haven't killed me as badly on mileage.