time for new shoes...
Hi all,
I currently have Bridgestone Dueler AT tires on my 2010 Chevy Silverado 1500, which came with the truck when I bought it new. The have the following code on the side:
P265/65R18 112S M+S
I'm at 58K miles, and the tread is worn down enough for me to want to replace them (they are warranted for 50K miles.) I'm considering going with Michelin LTX M/S 2 tires. They have a P265/65R18 tire (part # 02633) that only differs in the speed rating ("T" instead of "S".)
Before I pull the trigger on these, anything else I should consider? (Other manufacturer, other ratings, etc.) These Michelins were the highest rated light truck tire in Consumer Reports last truck tire ratings (also highest priced) so they seem good to me. I'm hauling a ~5,500# laden TT about 6-7 times a year; other than that, the truck is a daily driver. I also don't do any off-road stuff with the truck.
Thanks!
Will
I currently have Bridgestone Dueler AT tires on my 2010 Chevy Silverado 1500, which came with the truck when I bought it new. The have the following code on the side:
P265/65R18 112S M+S
I'm at 58K miles, and the tread is worn down enough for me to want to replace them (they are warranted for 50K miles.) I'm considering going with Michelin LTX M/S 2 tires. They have a P265/65R18 tire (part # 02633) that only differs in the speed rating ("T" instead of "S".)
Before I pull the trigger on these, anything else I should consider? (Other manufacturer, other ratings, etc.) These Michelins were the highest rated light truck tire in Consumer Reports last truck tire ratings (also highest priced) so they seem good to me. I'm hauling a ~5,500# laden TT about 6-7 times a year; other than that, the truck is a daily driver. I also don't do any off-road stuff with the truck.
Thanks!
Will
