KTDanforth Posted August 10, 2021 Posted August 10, 2021 Do you any pictures from the side, do you have any rubbing issues?
Notebuyer Posted August 15, 2021 Posted August 15, 2021 I ran a set on my '06 1500 Silverado from about 2010 until I sold it. They were good in light snow and quiet on the highway. Terrible in moderate to heavy rain. They don't have the front to back deep grove to channel the water away, so hydroplaning is a common occurrence. Also, I tow an RV and the soft rubber did tend to wear faster because of that. I wouldn't buy again just for the hydroplaning issue. 1
swathdiver Posted August 15, 2021 Posted August 15, 2021 4 hours ago, Notebuyer said: I ran a set on my '06 1500 Silverado from about 2010 until I sold it. They were good in light snow and quiet on the highway. Terrible in moderate to heavy rain. They don't have the front to back deep grove to channel the water away, so hydroplaning is a common occurrence. Also, I tow an RV and the soft rubber did tend to wear faster because of that. I wouldn't buy again just for the hydroplaning issue. Yours is not the first post about this hydroplaning complaint. I reckon it is because of the weight distribution, not enough weight out back. I've never experienced this with the Yukon XL save for a little uneasiness when the tires were wore down to just above the wear bars.
Tjeli Posted August 16, 2021 Posted August 16, 2021 On 8/10/2021 at 10:04 AM, KTDanforth said: Do you any pictures from the side, do you have any rubbing issues? No Rubbing.
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