pntastar69
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Need 4 new tires for the truck. Called the local tire shop and they recommended CONTINENTAL CROSSCONTACT™ LX20. The reviews look pretty good. Anybody running these tires? Pros/cons?
Tires for 14 RAM Big Horn - 275/60/R20
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that's what they probably sell in the main tires I run some pirellis and some goodyears what I like michelin's but it'll cost you about $1,400 for a set
72Duster440
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My last few sets have been Coopers on my 15 Ram. Been happy with them, their snow performance really seems to drop off at about 50% life though. They have a higher load rating than most in that size which I look for since I put a ton of miles on towing.
33IMP
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I'm on my second set of made in USA Cooper discoverer on my pickup. Gonna buy em again when it's time. (265/70x17)
My current set of tires for my '09 Ram 1500 are made-in-the-USA Coopers. Happy with them so far.
They seem to have better wet traction than the Goodyears that were on the truck when I bought it (used) several years ago. I had to 'baby' the Goodyears in wet conditions when starting up from a stop at intersections and going across anything painted like crosswalks.
The Coopers just drive across the painted lines without slipping.
They seem to have better wet traction than the Goodyears that were on the truck when I bought it (used) several years ago. I had to 'baby' the Goodyears in wet conditions when starting up from a stop at intersections and going across anything painted like crosswalks.
The Coopers just drive across the painted lines without slipping.
I always bought Cooper tires for my 09 1500 but the last pair wore out pretty fast with rotation every 5k.
I just put a set of General ATX on my 20 1500 and they are excellent. Fairly aggressive tread but not noisy at all.
I couldn't wait to get the factory supplied Nexen tires off. Scary in the rain.
I put Falken AT3 on my Father in Laws 14 1500 and they were also excellent but are very pricy now.
I guess it depends on your driving. I do a good amount of off road during hunting season. I
I get an employee discount through TireBuyer. I think I got 15% off by signing up for emails etc and keep your eyes out for
rebates.
I just put a set of General ATX on my 20 1500 and they are excellent. Fairly aggressive tread but not noisy at all.
I couldn't wait to get the factory supplied Nexen tires off. Scary in the rain.
I put Falken AT3 on my Father in Laws 14 1500 and they were also excellent but are very pricy now.
I guess it depends on your driving. I do a good amount of off road during hunting season. I
I get an employee discount through TireBuyer. I think I got 15% off by signing up for emails etc and keep your eyes out for
rebates.
Wow. A lot of "I"s in a row.
dodgedifferent2
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I only run all terrain tires on my trucks with E load ratings because I don't like getting stuck on a dog tird in the driveway.
Normal tire for me would be the bfg all terrain t/a ko2 because of the snow rating.
However the last two sets of bfgs I ended up with a vibration as they wear down.
My current 22 rebel came with the good year wranglers. No complaints yet! 300kms ;-)
When the stock tires wear out I will be looking at toyo open country at3
Normal tire for me would be the bfg all terrain t/a ko2 because of the snow rating.
However the last two sets of bfgs I ended up with a vibration as they wear down.
My current 22 rebel came with the good year wranglers. No complaints yet! 300kms ;-)
When the stock tires wear out I will be looking at toyo open country at3
33IMP
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Seven "I"s if you include the last "eyes".LOL.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
last time i needed tires for the truck i went with Kenda Klever MTs
i figured, they are hands down the best tire i ever ran on a dirtbike, they must do pretty good on a truck as well
so far, i like em
i figured, they are hands down the best tire i ever ran on a dirtbike, they must do pretty good on a truck as well
so far, i like em
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