Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor problem
I had 6 Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor tires installed on my truck 2 years ago. I have a problem with 2 tires. One had a belt shift, and the other has cracking around the bead. Has anyone experience...
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No experience on steel for all plys (sidewall & tread), but do watch these threads
to learn
Love my Yokohama Geolander's on my Silverado. 33/12.5R15LT load C
Note that there are many philosophies on tire compounding
I've gone through the Michelin's that came on the Mini Van (used). Next set
Falkens (didn't like them much), now Coopers (okay) and going to Bridgestone
next set
Saying that these are all in the same 'P' class, but vary different in their
rubber compounding
Michelins were the 'hardest' (durometer), next the Coopers and the softest were
the Falkens
Ditto truck tires
Geolander's are 'soft' and will NOT get the mileage a harder will (generally
speaking)...but they have better grip
The best of all for 'me' are the Bridgestone Dueler Revo's on my Sub. The Sub
came with Firestone (blew two), then about 5 sets of Michelin LTX (both AT and MS)
and now the Dueler's.
How long they last also depends on both how you drive and the size/load/etc
vs your loading
to learn
Love my Yokohama Geolander's on my Silverado. 33/12.5R15LT load C
Note that there are many philosophies on tire compounding
I've gone through the Michelin's that came on the Mini Van (used). Next set
Falkens (didn't like them much), now Coopers (okay) and going to Bridgestone
next set
Saying that these are all in the same 'P' class, but vary different in their
rubber compounding
Michelins were the 'hardest' (durometer), next the Coopers and the softest were
the Falkens
Ditto truck tires
Geolander's are 'soft' and will NOT get the mileage a harder will (generally
speaking)...but they have better grip
The best of all for 'me' are the Bridgestone Dueler Revo's on my Sub. The Sub
came with Firestone (blew two), then about 5 sets of Michelin LTX (both AT and MS)
and now the Dueler's.
How long they last also depends on both how you drive and the size/load/etc
vs your loading
