buying new tires......again

[Roofer]

I am looking at new tires again for the HD. I need 265's load range E. I tried the Procomps, not bad, but didn't last long and have two punctures already. I wanted to try BFG's again, but no load range E. What do you guys think? Post pics if you can.

[Haulin' 8.1]

Still loving my Bridgestone REVO's.

 

Vernon

[Mark_in_Tulsa]

I am looking at new tires again for the HD. I need 265's load range E. I tried the Procomps, not bad, but didn't last long and have two punctures already. I wanted to try BFG's again, but no load range E. What do you guys think? Post pics if you can.

 

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D range isn't enough for ya? What you haulin?

[Roofer]

25ft Gooseneck trailer with a 16K lb. Telehandler on it. Can't get the picture to load.

[Shaners]

I'm running the REVO's in a 265/75/16 E and am happy with them. Their traction in the snow and mud is very good.

 

I got mine from Tirerack, and then took the wheels and tires into Walmart and had them mounted/balanced (off the truck per Walmart policy), for about a total of $45.

 

[GMC6000]

Toyo Open Country A/T on mine. I love these tires. I only have 13,000 miles on, but you would swear they were new. Quiet and very good in snow/ice and mud.

[Shooter_va]

I like my Michelin 265/75-16E LTX-A/S.

[SilveradoWV]

I have Kumho Road Venture AT Load Range D's and I'm not real happy with how fast they are wearing. I usually buy new tires before every winter, usually about November or December, at this rate they will be long gone before then.

[maverickseb]

I like my Goodyear Wranglers A/T w/ silent armour tech. They seem to be pretty aggresive with a stiff sidewall and not to terrible on the noise factor on the highway. I have them in 265/75/16 Load range E. They aren't cheap but I did get them for about $150 less then Bridgestone Dueler Revo.

[work'n 8.1]

Another vote for Revo's. I have 265/75/16 in load range E. Great snow/mud traction. Would buy them again.

 

 

-Bryan

[Senshark]

Nitto Terra Grapplers, 265/75/16 E's $130 shipped @ discounttiredirect.com.

 

[99silveradoz71]

I like my Goodyear Wranglers A/T w/ silent armour tech. They seem to be pretty aggresive with a stiff sidewall and not to terrible on the noise factor on the highway.  I have them in 265/75/16 Load range E.  They aren't cheap but I did get them for about $150 less then Bridgestone Dueler Revo.

 

 

 

 

 

The Wrangler Silent Armor were my second or third choice to replace my Revo's a few months ago when I was looking. I just didn't feel comfortable spending that much when they're a new tire with not a lot of reviews out yet. The first set of Revo's served me well and set #2 has been great so far too.

[firstruck]

Nitto Terra Grapplers,  265/75/16 E's  $130 shipped @ discounttiredirect.com.

 

 

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Ya, what he said. Love'm on my 1500HD

[Highmiles]

I am cheap. I use my K2500 for work, regularly haul pallettes of brick, morter mix, etc. I have had great success with Dayton Timberline, 10 ply rated tires. They last for about 50K miles, I just put a set on for $101/ tire, mounted, balanced, and stems.

[Daubs]

Another vote for REVO's!