New drive tires
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Wespipes, Jun 19, 2021.
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M713 is what in running they are great road tires. But are not very good if u go offroad to muddy or snowy/icey jobsites because they have that closed tread pattern. That is my only complaint. Otherwise they are really quiet and wearing really well on my truck . had em 6 months so far
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more pricey, but worth the $$Rideandrepair and slow.rider Thank this. -
I'd say they're gonna average around $620 each. If you found them under 600$ it's a good deal.Rideandrepair and RunningAces Thank this. -
I could not find a set of Michelin when I was looking for tires, went with Bridgestone 726ela that I ended up getting for the same price as the firestones that I wanted, that were just the last gen of the bridge stones,
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I have a set of BF Goodrich d454 now. Excellent mpg on that truck. Only 40k miles on them, can't confirm on longevity yet
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