Tires
New tires in the spring. Pull 15,000# fiver. Goodyear and Michelin have not lasted over 30,000 miles. Has anyone had better luck with another brand.
Forum Discussion
Like anything else, tires are a balance between cost, useful mileage and traction.
Like the old moniker "cheap, fast or good...pick 2", tires are the same.
Wears like iron = horrible traction in wet or snow. Excellent traction = softer rubber and or more aggressive tread which lowers fuel mileage and tread life. And low price generally equals the lowest common denominator between tire life and traction.
Like the old moniker "cheap, fast or good...pick 2", tires are the same.
Wears like iron = horrible traction in wet or snow. Excellent traction = softer rubber and or more aggressive tread which lowers fuel mileage and tread life. And low price generally equals the lowest common denominator between tire life and traction.
