New Tires - too many options

Couldn't hurt to mention what sizes you're considering.

I am guessing you had Michelin on your truck as original?
Curly

Our 2012 F350 DRW came OEM with General tires. The performed really well and still had most of their tread left (about 35K miles) when I replaced them due to age. The new tires are Michelin Defenders and I like them a lot, too (though they pick up stones in campgrounds a bit more than the Generals did). My BIL (veterinarian/farmer/RVer) won't run anything but the Defenders on his trucks, either.

Rob

With the age/miles on your truck, you're still under warranty, I'd go back to the dealer and inquire on warranty replacements.
It may not do any good, but it certainly wouldn't hurt.

Need to look at something for my 14 Ram dually and the best deal I have found is the Sailun Terra Max HT. They seem to be very highly rated. Lots of good reviews about their trailer tires so I might give them a try.

wanderingaimlessly wrote:
With the age/miles on your truck, you're still under warranty, I'd go back to the dealer and inquire on warranty replacements.
It may not do any good, but it certainly wouldn't hurt.

ROFL

wanderingaimlessly wrote:
With the age/miles on your truck, you're still under warranty, I'd go back to the dealer and inquire on warranty replacements.
It may not do any good, but it certainly wouldn't hurt.

OE tires are usually ****. The stock Firestones on my truck didn't even make it to 20k miles. There won't be any warranty coverage available.

michelin theres no other for me.

You're correct, opinions and recommendations will be all over the place.
Since you're wanting 4 season and snow performance, ie an all around tire, you'll be wanting an AT tire.
Prices in your sizes on Amazon are $160s ish for mid grade tires and $180-200 for top name tires.
Best bang for the buck I saw was Toyo ATs are only $182 in either 245 or 265 size for your truck. Typically they carry a big premium, maybe not so much in the small tire sizes.
I'd get those. If going cheaper,I'd do Hankook ATs.
I'm impressed with Toyo ATs for snow and ice traction, but mine are siped as well.

I have and recommend top line Goodyear. Probably the All Terrain with Kevlar.