Keep a close eye on the Firestones. I had them on mine and found that they wore EXTREMELY fast, like 26k and they were shot. I did normal rotations, pressure at 36 lbs, good alignment. While they looked good and handled well in all weather, they wore a bit quick for my liking.

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?

Bob

 

Mine was the same way. To get 40k out of a set of A/T tires was impossible and mine wasn't an AWD. Then again I think the tight turning and my heavy right foot had something to do with it. But still, I would have thought they would last longer.

 

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...

 

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)

 

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.

 

They should have good mileage on them and good enough tread on them as long as your not looking for an All Terrain tire.


However I got to put my opinion in here; A good hard ride is way better then a sly soft fix.......LMAO!

 

I'm not familiar with a "sly soft fix" but I bet I agree with you.

No snow here. Well we had it for a day... But it's NOTHING and will be fine with the 4wd.

Thanks ya'll!!