Best tires for a dually

Lantley wrote:
I have driven over 70K on 2 sets of Michelin LTX MS/2. Not cheap but they deliver more miles than I have ever been able to get out of any other tire.

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I'm gonna go by a tire store today and get some prices I really like the look of those Toyo Tuff Dutys and they have about 2/32" more tread than the BFG A/T plus they are supposedly engineered for diesel trucks that tow/haul. I've always had good service from BFG tires on previous vehicles but i dont really need that agressive of a tread pattern even though its not that rough this my first dually so I figured I would ask and shop around. Definitely gonna consider the Toyos now.

Gbopp, I found the date codes on my Hankooks they are 0709 so that means they were built February 2009 which makes them 5.5 years old. So after all I guess that aint too bad considering there age. The sidewall splitting just showed up on the inner duals a few months ago

Let us know what you put on your dually and how they compare to the Hankooks, other than the splitting. :)

I'm replacing the Hankooks on our Southwind soon and will look at all options.

Toyo Open Country HT Tuff Duty 50% at 20,000 miles most of that was hauling camper

I just put Toyo Open Country HT Tuff Duty tires on my truck. Unfortunately I cannot provide any feedback on tire life as they only have 100 miles on them.

Thanks for the help guys I was leaning towards the BFG's my brother runs em on his single wheel truck and he gets about 50k miles to a set but he's meticulous about keeping them rotated and proper air pressure in them which I know helps a lot.

I will have to check the date codes on my Hankooks. i like the ride and the low noise of the Dynapro's plus it's the inner tires that are splitting, but when I say splitting I mean two inch cracks every 4 inches around the side wall I might try to post some pics tomorrow, it's like they've been ran under inflated but I've always kept the pressure up on em

I have no recommendations on tires for a dually.
However, what is the age on your Hankooks?
Many forum members, including myself, use Hankook on our RV's and are very happy with their quality and performance.

I have driven over 70K on 2 sets of Michelin LTX MS/2. Not cheap but they deliver more miles than I have ever been able to get out of any other tire.

I don't have a dually, but on all my pickups in the past I ran Goodyear and BF Goodrich and got great wear out of them, my favorite all around tire is the BF Goodrich All Terrain TAs. My brother-in-law runs Cooper tires on his SWR and has had good success with them.

I run the Nitto Dura Grapplers on mine.