Question about Replacement Tow Vehicle Tires
I have a 2002 Dodge 2500 2WD that has Firestone Transforce AT 245/75r16's on it. The tow vehicle has both towing and camper package on it (extra leaf springs). The tires are now 7 years old and have ...
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dodge guy wrote:
Being a tech and seeking GM all the different brands of tires on the cars that come through the shop, michelins are the worst for early cracking. The best so far are Generals and BFG's. if you want a good on road tire with a decent off road tread go with the BFG Rugged Trail T/A. Or the General AT2. I do go on the sand occasionally and I like the extra traction.
I'm running he General Grabber HTS and they ride very nice and have lasted quite a while. My next set will probably be the General AT2's.
My BFG's cracked on my 05 and it is garaged. When I had the BFG's on it the truck was our main TV but it only saw sunlight 10,000 miles a year. I believe parking one on concrete without something to break the barrier between them causes cracking more than anything. I had the same BFGs on my service truck that is always rolling (daily driver) and outside and had zero cracking.
