Sailun AT tires on tow vehicle
I tried a few searches here and there aren't many reviews out there on the world wide web. These would be for our F350 DRW I'm looking at these SAILUN TERRAMAX A/T 245/75R17 (load range E 10ply) ...
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cummins2014 wrote:blt2ski wrote:
Cooper has in the past had a long wearing AT tire also. I personally have not found Michelin to be that good of a tire in LT versions. Miles I get vs traction for a given rating, ie Hwy vs AT vs Traction is too high cost per mile. I also do more what I would call city driving, so that is harder on tires than highway driving.
Altho I do like the XDE M+S Michelin traction tire on the MDT. That has been a good tire.
Marty
Yes, but the 100K out of the Michelins like some claim :@
Ain't no "CLAIM" about it! 120K on Michelins years ago on C20 2wd and more recently 120k on 3rd gen take offs on 2500 4x4 RAM. 100K on the 3rd gen take off BFG's same truck.
NW weather commuting 35-100 miles each way every day.
"If one stays on the interstate, yes, you go long than one on the city/county roads."
YUP, I got to know I-5 VERY well on my 1,000,000 mile commuting career.
