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I had to get rid of those cheap ass LS2's. They lasted about 35k with rotation every oil change and yearly alignments. I love these Wrangler Silent Armor's though. They ride so much better than the LS2 and i love the the tread design. They're a bit pricey but they have a 50k mile warranty so in the long run, it's worth it.

 

 

 

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Looking good

 

Eagle LS2 have no place on truck, we had them on a nissan murano and they were terrible in anything but dry, rain and snow you midas well have walked. Actually had one warrantied and then with about 500km on the new tire it sprung a leak at about 85mph, which was nice and they said it was a manufacturing problem not a puncture.

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I had to get rid of those cheap ass LS2's. They lasted about 35k with rotation every oil change and yearly alignments. I love these Wrangler Silent Armor's though. They ride so much better than the LS2 and i love the the tread design. They're a bit pricey but they have a 50k mile warranty so in the long run, it's worth it.

 

 

 

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That’s exactly my setup for winter (same rims and tires). Theses tires are great in the snow and ice.

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I have the same tires (265/65/17) on my truck since January and love them. they are aggressive, quiet and good on all surfaces but a bit pricey. they replaced Kumho road ventures which where a nice summer tire but that's it. Also bought the truck with Kelly Safari's which were terrible. They scalped and were very loud.

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I DIG em'.........good looking tread, and im all about rolling in "stealth" mode. Are you in a crew cab? My 2010 crew has all kinds of tire noise coming from rear doors/cab. I have the Bridgestone AT's but will be upgrading soon and would like a less noisy tire.

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