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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My truck came with Michelin A/T2's and I was very happy with them having run Michelin before, however I wanted to try an All Weather tire, not All Season so switched to Nokian Rotiiva AT plus, which have the mountain/snowflake symbol and are also summer rated.
Have used them last Winter in snow and ice, they were excellent, much better than an all season tire, almost as good as a dedicated winter tire, and towed our 5th wheel through California, Arizona and New Mexico this Spring sometimes in 85-90f. They handled very well with very little wear.
The tread is aggressive but they were also quiet and steered very well.
These tires sound contradictory but, they work!
IMHO highly recommended for those who need a winter tire, yet don't want 2 sets of tires and rims.
Have used them last Winter in snow and ice, they were excellent, much better than an all season tire, almost as good as a dedicated winter tire, and towed our 5th wheel through California, Arizona and New Mexico this Spring sometimes in 85-90f. They handled very well with very little wear.
The tread is aggressive but they were also quiet and steered very well.
These tires sound contradictory but, they work!
IMHO highly recommended for those who need a winter tire, yet don't want 2 sets of tires and rims.
