Off-Brand tires?

[hot_rod_eddie]

Many American brands are made in China these days. You have to really search for a good American brand that isn’t.

No kidding!

https://www.utires.com/articles/tires-made-usa-american-foreign-brands/

[SAC]

I’m going to spend $75,000 on my truck but run off brand tires to save $700 very 2.5 years:[emoji23][emoji23][emoji3][emoji3][emoji3][emoji3][emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]


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[Fordnandez]

I have never had an issue with the off brand tires. The mud tires do only last about 30k miles where my Nitto Trail's lasted almost 60k. 40% the cost for 50% tread life.

[phames817]

Go with the ko2's

[tdwinklr]

doesn't do any good to buy expensive tires if you're not going to take care of the alignments, shocks, etc. Some folks just don't get that.

[SAC]

doesn't do any good to buy expensive tires if you're not going to take care of the alignments, shocks, etc. Some folks just don't get that.

Might as well not change the oil

[txhellraiser]

Have about 25k on these. No issues yet. Think they were like $750 mounted and balanced. My only complaint is the "humm" at highway speeds.

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[160class]

Thank you sir!

This brings me to another question: Right now I am running 265/70R18 Michelin LTX on my 2015 2500HD. What size would you recommend to step up a size or 2 to gain a beefier look? I don't want to buy new wheels and I don't want a bunch of tire sticking out, etc.

Depends if you have a level or not, if not I’d go with 275, if you do have a level either 285s or 295

I run 285s on my duramax, by I cranked the torsion bars some to add a little height

[brandon123]

Depends if you have a level or not, if not I’d go with 275, if you do have a level either 285s or 295

I run 285s on my duramax, by I cranked the torsion bars some to add a little height

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