Steer tires

Goodyears are trash.

Bridgestones if you need/want a name brand. They are definitely a quality tire. Im due for steers as well and Im having a really hard time justifying a Bridgestones over some of the India made tires that seem to be made just as good. And this is from experience.

And you are paying too much for low pros.

Edit:

My import tire of choice is the Apollo brand. They are very heavy with a lot of tread depth. They are seem to stand up to abuse.

 

I have an Apollo Endu Combi Ra I put on that was slightly used when I had a damaged left steer. Ive actually left it on because Im shocked at the quality. The sheer weight of it alone caught me by surprise as well.

 

I’ve been running the Firestone’s since the 590 was introduced. It was Bridgestone’s (old design) rebranded as a Firestone. The new design Bridgestone later replaced the 590, as a 591. In other words, the 590 and 591 were both once Bridgestone premium Steers. The current Bridgestone will probably be the next Firestone 592 once Bridgestone introduces a new latest greatest premium steer. Great tires, great price. Basically they’re Bridgestone’s. Just older design. Same exact tire.

 

Firestone FS591 16 ply only

Goodyear tires are trash.

 

I just put 2 11 22.5 Michelins on a few weeks ago they were $686.xx, extra $200 for the set would be worth it to me JMO

had Bridgestones on when I got it, no complaints but I’ve heard some of the new batches are out of round by a lot

If I was looking to go with a slightly lesser tier I’d probably try Toyos, I’ve been impressed with their drives so far

 

Streer tires are the one place I wouldn't cheap out on.

 

They ran about $800 each I think (I am a company driver but saw the invoice) for Bridgestone R213 steer tires. I have been very impressed by them so far. Only about 45k on them but they seem like brand new still.