Michelin Tires
I'm thinking of putting Michelin Tires on our 2002 Dodge dually. But I'm undecided about which model tire is best. What has been your (recent) experience with Michelins? What model? How many miles? Wh...
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Your best off choosing a tire based on tread design, rubber compound, sidewall construction etc than by brand. Some cases the BEST tire for your application is not what some think of as the best brand. Many brands make niche tires. If you fall into this niche, the tire is made by Double Coin, you'd be best off to buy that tire, not michiblow as many on here profess to be the best tire brand. The xps rib as one likes, useless poJUNK in snow, ice, slush, mud, grass, dirt, gravel etc. An excellent tire if you drive in the southern states where there is very little moisture coming out of the air, drive only on hard road surfaces, ie asphalt and concrete. Beyond that useless!
I have found for my use, the different Cooper, toyo and some degree Good Year have the better tire options for how I need a tire to be designed etc. The ONLY tire I have found from Michelin is the XDE M+S which is a traction tire on the rear of my dumptruck. Many like myself find this to work well for contruction road and off road as we do off road useage. Even then, I've had a few blow up!
Marty
I have found for my use, the different Cooper, toyo and some degree Good Year have the better tire options for how I need a tire to be designed etc. The ONLY tire I have found from Michelin is the XDE M+S which is a traction tire on the rear of my dumptruck. Many like myself find this to work well for contruction road and off road as we do off road useage. Even then, I've had a few blow up!
Marty
