It's 2025 and I need Dually Tires!

Thanks all -- got the Firestone Transforce AT2's at Corwin Ford -- they beat everyone else prices, picked up and delivered my truck and more :D

Now, on to another question (and thread)...

Discount has Transforce HT for $202 and Cooper AT3s for $211 in your stock size 
seems like a good deal. 
Also look at 265-70-17s maybe a deal on those. They’ll fit but a bit bigger. 

Weird, thought I had another reply from earlier….

For new tires, I’ve found Discount to be the most competitive price, short of internet tires and sometimes discount is about the same. 
Brand and tread?  Obviously highway tires are the smoothest and generally longest lasting (don’t feather as bad on the front). 
I’ve had great luck with Fstone Transforce for everything but good traction in the snow. 
I usually compare Discount, Amazon and other internet sites.  Find the cheapest name brand or semi name brand that has a decent treadwear rating and let er rip. 
Lucky, those are small tires, not too expensive. 

so first of all 45000 miles on a tire that is on a 1ton dually that hauls close to max all the time is actually pretty good. for most tires.  while my truck isn't a dually the same thing applies, a 1 tone diesel loaded up that has the power to accelerate pretty hard off the line is hard on tires period.  I used to run BFG all terrains and I never even got 40000 miles out of them, but since I have switched to sailun terramax AT's and I have never got under 55000miles out of a set,  I find them way better than the BFG's in all ways, and they honor there 50000 tread life guarantee were BFG won't in our trucks.  look for tires that have a tread life guarantee that is in the range you expect a tire to last.  more than 50000 miles on a 1 ton diesel is a pipe dream though and you will find most of the big brands done offer them on LT tires anymore

Let me rephrase the above:

Dually Owners:  what are you running?  What would you recommend?

Thanks :D 

Perhaps you misunderstand.

The tires are showing wear at about 45k miles on them and 6 years.  Could I get another year out of them?  Probably, if I were willing to run them to the wear marks all over.  They are cupped a bit, poorly worn and well, typical of dually tire wear.

The money is set aside now.  

I don't have a dually but I've found off brand tires last just as long, so I generally pick the cheapest tire that meets the size and load ratings. I typically get about 50k miles out of a set.

If the current tires are still good and you are worried about cash flow in the future, I would just set the money aside now, so when the need comes up, you have the money. Same financial impact but you get the full use out of the current set of tires.