Tires - 2013 3500HD Denali

[Dr__Blake]

Need new tires; currently have Michelin LTX at2; I like but thought I would see if anyone has had a good experience with something else.

Truck is mainly used to pull my GVWR 11,000 pound trailer in the mountans. Not a ton of winter driving.

Thanks!

[Grit_dog]

I would suggest the same tires as the ones suggested in the other 1,234 tire threads.
Those seem to work best.

[lazydays]

I really like my Firestone Transforce tires on my dually. I've ran them on my Dodge and now my Chevy and like the ride and durability.

[Cummins12V98]

These had 50k on my Son's 15 RAM 3500 SRW LB. Load Range "F" NITTO's.

[ppine]

I like the Toyos from Les Schwab.
Coopers are doing well and made in the US.

[IdaD]

ksss wrote:
Those MS2's are horrible for Winter driving. Maybe they wear well but if don't perform in "all terrain" then what good are they? I realize that "not a ton of Winter driving" is not very specific, but if it is a possibility I would pull those tires. I just got a 2019 3500 HD with those tires and it is Winter here in Idaho, couldn't get those off fast enough. They were horrible. I put on a set of Nitto EXO Grapplers, pretty aggressive all terrain tire. Great in snow, and ice and off road. This is my 4th set. I have also had good luck with Nitto G2's, less aggressive, less noise but competent in most conditions, has a lot of biting edges which help during the Winter. I have been happy with a set of Cooper SST MAXX, that I have on a DRW.

How many miles are you getting on the Nittos?

[twodownzero]

ksss wrote:
Those MS2's are horrible for Winter driving. Maybe they wear well but if don't perform in "all terrain" then what good are they? I realize that "not a ton of Winter driving" is not very specific, but if it is a possibility I would pull those tires. I just got a 2019 3500 HD with those tires and it is Winter here in Idaho, couldn't get those off fast enough. They were horrible. I put on a set of Nitto EXO Grapplers, pretty aggressive all terrain tire. Great in snow, and ice and off road. This is my 4th set. I have also had good luck with Nitto G2's, less aggressive, less noise but competent in most conditions, has a lot of biting edges which help during the Winter. I have been happy with a set of Cooper SST MAXX, that I have on a DRW.

That's the tire I'm putting on my truck next time. I have the Terra Grapplers now and I'm very impressed with the performance for what I use my pickup for--pulling trailers and carrying a camper on things that usually look like roads.

[ksss]

Those MS2's are horrible for Winter driving. Maybe they wear well but if don't perform in "all terrain" then what good are they? I realize that "not a ton of Winter driving" is not very specific, but if it is a possibility I would pull those tires. I just got a 2019 3500 HD with those tires and it is Winter here in Idaho, couldn't get those off fast enough. They were horrible. I put on a set of Nitto EXO Grapplers, pretty aggressive all terrain tire. Great in snow, and ice and off road. This is my 4th set. I have also had good luck with Nitto G2's, less aggressive, less noise but competent in most conditions, has a lot of biting edges which help during the Winter. I have been happy with a set of Cooper SST MAXX, that I have on a DRW.

[Cummins12V98]

Stick with the Michelin MS2's or whatever they call them!. Bridgestone's if you want longer life but not as good of a ride.