Yokohama or Goodyear ( steering tires)?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Iwtbrandh, Jun 15, 2020.
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Yoko used to have 2 different steers. The cheaper ones are even squirreller than Goodyear’s. Why only 2 choices?
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Firestone steers are a very nice choice! I like them better then yokes!
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Never had good luck with any truck I drove with Goodyear steers. Like Deere hunter sez, Firestone ( or Bridgestone, same thing, I think) were the best, and I tried them all. Michelin were okay, got great miles out of them, but always seemed "slippery" and wasn't worth the extra cost, I felt. I think Cooper makes a good tire too, but also pricey.
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I might take the Yokos, over Goodyear’s. Have to compare side by side. I did get good wear and mileage from a set of Goodyear steers on my Trailer, more than once.Tough choice. The last Yokos Steers I had were the cheaper of the 2 style Steers. They were terrible. I stick with Firestone 591s. Good value.
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