Are My Michelin Tires Dry-Rotting?
I had six new Michelin LT235-80R17 tires installed on my Dodge dually a year and a half ago and I now see what to me looks like early signs of dry-rotting Am I correct?
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You guys and your perfection issues, the tires are fine. It's just surface crazing and won't ever cause you an issue. Michelin tires are the best riding and wearing tire out there. A guess is the hard compound causes this issue.
Toyo tires are OK but they don't always balance out well. They shake at 75 or so and you can't fix it. We pulled them off the rear of the truck and put them on a trailer.
Buy what you want, but for wear, ride and noise the Michelin tire can't be beat.
Toyo tires are OK but they don't always balance out well. They shake at 75 or so and you can't fix it. We pulled them off the rear of the truck and put them on a trailer.
Buy what you want, but for wear, ride and noise the Michelin tire can't be beat.
