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Bridgestone M771

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by ajax1337, Nov 5, 2023.

  1. Nov 5, 2023 #1
    ajax1337

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    Anyone have experience with these drive tires? Specifically in snow and off road.
     
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  3. Nov 5, 2023 #2
    abyliks

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    I’ve got about 200k on the 726s on my truck now and they are still probably 8/32 left, probably swap them before winter, don’t know what the 771s look like
     
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    It caught my eye because of the 75 mph speed rating and the possibility of it being the best of both worlds. Good on/off road traction while still being able to go road speed without tearing to shreds.
     
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    Bridgestone M726 ELA are the best drive tire for the money.

    The Ecopia tires that Bridgestone makes wear out faster because the rubber is softer, they’ll never last as long as a M726.

    A 75mph max speed rating is the norm on any big truck tire.
     
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    I run lower 48 and never had an issue. Chain up when law says so so should be good unless you are an off-road or alaskan driver.
     
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