Tire size question... ugh
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That being said, my D has always been tough on tires for some reason. Maybe the person behind the wheel has something to do with it?
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Bob
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Well I got mine.
BF Goodrich Long Trail T/A Tour P275/60R17 110T ORWL 60,000 mile warranty
I could already tell that it rides different than when it had the All Terrain tires on it.
I hope to get better mileage with these. It's smoother, not as rough a ride. Although I like the rough ride better...
BF Goodrich Long Trail T/A Tour P275/60R17 110T ORWL 60,000 mile warranty
I could already tell that it rides different than when it had the All Terrain tires on it.
I hope to get better mileage with these. It's smoother, not as rough a ride. Although I like the rough ride better...
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i hope like hell you live in an area that does not get snow, bc those tires are the same ones i had on my old dak and i had trouble keeping the rear hooked up in the rain (that truck was 2wd, you will prob be ok in the rain w/ the awd in the R/T)
o and having done some research a while back, those are one of the lowest rolling resistance tires on the market for light trucks/suvs, that helps alot w/ the mpgs, i was pulling almost 25 on the highway out of my old dakota w/ those tires on it (granted, 2wd and the v6 helped some too im sure)
o and having done some research a while back, those are one of the lowest rolling resistance tires on the market for light trucks/suvs, that helps alot w/ the mpgs, i was pulling almost 25 on the highway out of my old dakota w/ those tires on it (granted, 2wd and the v6 helped some too im sure)
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For all of you out there with the regular 15 inch rims like me, I'm running on Yokohama Geolandar H/T-S 31.5x10x15. Overall I'm pretty impressed with these, when I needed new ones I went to Conrads and they pushed me to get them so I said alright, about $610 all said and done. They are hard tires so your ride won't be as smooth but they will last a very long time if you take care of them.
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However I got to put my opinion in here; A good hard ride is way better then a sly soft fix.......LMAO!
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No snow here. Well we had it for a day... But it's NOTHING and will be fine with the 4wd.
Thanks ya'll!!
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