Tires for TV
It is time to replace the tires on our 2010 Chevy 3/4 Duramax with approximately 38,000 miles. Currently it has Bridgestones and they have worn well with no problems. We carry about 2800 pounds pin ...
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Transforce HT's came stock on my Ram, and I wouldn't recommend them. The good things I can say about them are that they go down the highway pretty quietly and they seem to have pretty good dry traction. They are poor off road and (probably more importantly to you) on wet or snowy/icy roads. They also don't seem to be wearing very well for a highway tire.
I'll probably replace them with a Toyo Open Country AT2 or BFG AT/KO2. Maybe even the Cooper ST Maxx although realistically those are probably more aggressive than I need. My wife's Pilot has a set of Dueler Revo 2's on it and they've been really good tires overall but they haven't worn as well as I'd like.
I definitely prefer an AT tire on a truck or SUV because they perform well both on and off road, and they're generally pretty good in snow and ice too.
I'll probably replace them with a Toyo Open Country AT2 or BFG AT/KO2. Maybe even the Cooper ST Maxx although realistically those are probably more aggressive than I need. My wife's Pilot has a set of Dueler Revo 2's on it and they've been really good tires overall but they haven't worn as well as I'd like.
I definitely prefer an AT tire on a truck or SUV because they perform well both on and off road, and they're generally pretty good in snow and ice too.
