Time for new tires

[BB&Chiveon]

 

[Paints-n-cows]

Falken AT3Ws.  I have had several sets and they wear like iron.  They come with 18/32" tread on them where the Goodyear Wranglers that came factory on my 2024 High Country 2500HD only have 12/32".  No wonder they don't last.

 

 

[Epsilon Plus]

If you don't need the aggressive look of say a Nitto Ridge Grappler or the like, there is no better highway all-season than the Michelin Defender LTX. Legendary for a good reason (OEM spec'd Ford Super Duty units notwithstanding). 33k out of stock isn't bad. All OEMs spec a lower quality tire even if it has the same name as the retail counterparts. Actual retail tires of the same name are always higher quality and better performing. Just be glad you didn't get stuck with the hot garbage that is the Firestone Transforce like I did.

[Ray Pickle]

My Trailrunners went just over 50k with about 30% towing and where quiet throughout their life. I replaced them with the same thing. I thought they where too expensive but can't argue with the performance and longevity. In auto repair business and not typically a fan of Goodyear products but these have proven to be a solid a/t .

[MacLaren]

31,000 on mine & doin great. I've always really liked the Goodyear Wranglers

Edited July 20, 2023 by MacLaren

[kevin74]

I had the factory 18" Michellins on my 2024 2500, just swapped them out with 20" factory wheels and Nitto Recon grapplers. The Michellins were spinning on me in wet grass and the Nitto's just move the truck along.