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I have a set of OEM 20's on my truck with the Goodyear Eagle LS2's that the truck came with in 275/55-20. They are okay but I'm not amazed with them, in the snow they werent the best and I think I want try something new. I was looking on tire rack and the Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza that comes stock on the Denali's has some good reviews. What is everyone else running on the OEM 20's?

 

Tom

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I have a set of OEM 20's on my truck with the Goodyear Eagle LS2's that the truck came with in 275/55-20. They are okay but I'm not amazed with them, in the snow they werent the best and I think I want try something new. I was looking on tire rack and the Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza that comes stock on the Denali's has some good reviews. What is everyone else running on the OEM 20's?

 

Tom

 

 

I am in the same situation as you. I will be getting tires within the next month or so, and I was hoping to find something that lasts longer than the Goodyears have for me. I was in a friends local tire store on Friday, and asked him about tires for my truck. He said that he would go back with the Goodyear tires. According to him, I shouldn't expect a lot more miles out of the Michelins than I could expect out of the Goodyears. His quick quote (everyone's pricing, not a special price) was 630 for 4 Goodyears Installed, and 1100 for a set of Michelins installed.

 

I am considering 3 different tires currently. The Goodyear eagle LS2, The BFGoodrich Long Trail TA Tour, and the Michelin LT M/S2.

 

I have 29000 miles on my Goodyears, and they really need to be replaced now IMO. I don't run a tire until it gets unsafe in wet conditions.

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I have the Goodyear Eagle LS2, and they lasted me 60,000 miles. Pretty good IMO, thinking about replacing them with another set of LS2.

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Just someting to consider but you can throw a leveling kit on it and run a larger tire :cool: . I have a 2.5 level on my '09 and was told I can run a 33's. I also have the factory 20's with the LS2s and not a fan of them in the snow. I cant wait till mine get worn so I can get my new rubber. I only have 7k on them tho so this may take awhile :D

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Look at some Michelin LTX A/T2.Check them out on www.tirerack.com

I've got the same setup,09 Silverado ext. cab.I'm going to install 2.2"

Ready Lift and Michelin A/T2 .I'll proably use 275/60R/20.Really check

them out ,the tires have some great reviews.

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Look at some Michelin LTX A/T2.Check them out on www.tirerack.com

I've got the same setup,09 Silverado ext. cab.I'm going to install 2.2"

Ready Lift and Michelin A/T2 .I'll proably use 275/60R/20.Really check

them out ,the tires have some great reviews.

I purchased some LTX A/T2 285/70/17 and they ride very smooth on my 2005. Discount Tire manager offered them to me after I complained about the Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revos. They are not loud while driving on the highway either. Great tire.

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Love my Toyo Open Country A/T's in the stock 20 size (275/55/20) but they were kind of pricey ($850 installed OTD).

 

 

Other tires that I liked were

 

Cooper Zeon LTZ

ProComp Extreme A/T

 

 

This is kind of an odd ball tire size and some tire manufactures don't make our tire size. I thought the stock Goodyears were OK, but I only got 27K out of them, I was hoping for more.

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I didn't really care for the GY LS2's at all when I had them. Mine were wearing like I could have gotten 35-40k out of them but I replaced them long before that. I went with Cooper Zeon LTZ 275/55/20 and am very pleased. I paid $930 out the door for the Coopers. I could have saved a few hundred buying them online but I like dealing with my local shop.

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Look at some Michelin LTX A/T2.Check them out on www.tirerack.com

I've got the same setup,09 Silverado ext. cab.I'm going to install 2.2"

Ready Lift and Michelin A/T2 .I'll proably use 275/60R/20.Really check

them out ,the tires have some great reviews.

I purchased some LTX A/T2 285/70/17 and they ride very smooth on my 2005. Discount Tire manager offered them to me after I complained about the Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revos. They are not loud while driving on the highway either. Great tire.

 

 

What didn't you like about the Revo's? Looking at new shoes for the Suburban and was taking a look at them. I had them on the Liberty before and loved them!

 

-Svence

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Also looking into some new tires for my OEM 20's. I just took some 275/65/20 Michellins off a brand new 2011 F-350 SD. That is a 34.1' I have a 2`level in my truck, but will they fit is the question haha. The tires are free so i would like to here some opinions.

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Also looking into some new tires for my OEM 20's. I just took some 275/65/20 Michellins off a brand new 2011 F-350 SD. That is a 34.1' I have a 2`level in my truck, but will they fit is the question haha. The tires are free so i would like to here some opinions.

 

No way a 34" tire is fitting on a stock truck or even leveled

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Had the Goodyear LS 2's and got slightly over 30,000 and they were not to the wear bars.

I just put a set of 275 55 20 Hankook Ventus ST's with these CK948 rims on my truck.

Have to see how they do.

 

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