Good truck tires ~$150 each?

[brushtrooper]

I have had bad luck with Coopers over the last few years. Starting back in 20' I have been running Hankooks on my company truck with no issues. They see some heavy loads on my company truck pulling loads of trailers back from north Texas and seem to be a very good tire. I had Falken Wild Peak AT3W on my last personal truck and they were good tires

[Brute Killer]

Are those E rated?

112, so I guess they are C. (?)
Discount Tire says they are load range SL.

[doghouse]

I'm trying a new tire called Hercules this go around. Made in America and side wall is thicker according to the tire store. Also has road hazard. Just got 10k on them so no review yet. They are 10 ply.

[Brute Killer]

What Discount Tire shows for load range D.
Add $40 per tire for E.

[WhiplashTX]

112, so I guess they are C. (?)
Discount Tire says they are load range SL.

SL is one of the designations for P rated tires. You want LT tires with a load range of C, D, or E with C being lighter duty and E the heaviest. The tires you listed in your last post would be a good choice.

[Texas8point]

I run Cooper AT and love them


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[Brute Killer]

SL is one of the designations for P rated tires. You want LT tires with a load range of C, D, or E with C being lighter duty and E the heaviest. The tires you listed in your last post would be a good choice.

Discount Tire is supposed to get some Pathfinders in tomorrow. Made by Hankook for DT. 10 ply.

[Brute Killer]

Pathfinders were not on the delivery truck today at Discount Tire.
I got these:

For the price of these.

The Walmart in Marble Falls wouldn't listen to my argument about the failed tire and potentially bad tire. Still dealing with the Walmart tire situation.

[cmh2007]

Ive been happy with my Yokohama, Michelin, cooper, and several others. Price typically buys quality. If its a road only vehicle, go with the Michelin ltx M/S

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[Mike D]

Toyo has earned my money the past 10 years.

Weird how experiences differ. I’m on my 2nd set of Toyo AT2 after all 4 of the first ones were replaced due to belt separation.

They still suck. Wet pavement traction is non existent. I can roll into the throttle to pass someone on the interstate at 70 mph and they will spin until I let off the throttle. Terrible tires in my experience.

I should have cut my losses when the first set failed. Thank goodness I bought replacement certs at Discount.


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[Geezy Rider]

I’m really impressed with the Michelin A/T’s that came on my pickup. Just passed 75,000 mls and I’m still not downs to the wear bars and never had a flat. Not much of a tread pattern for off road but I haven’t gotten stuck and they are really good on wet roads.

[Mike D]

I’m really impressed with the Michelin A/T’s that came on my pickup. Just passed 75,000 mls and I’m still not downs to the wear bars and never had a flat. Not much of a tread pattern for off road but I haven’t gotten stuck and they are really good on wet roads.

I want to run these but they don’t make them in the size I want.

My next ones will either be the Falken Wild Peak AT3 or the Kenda Klever AT.


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[zr2chevy22]

I've had good luck with Mastercraft Courser AXT and MXT tires. They are made by Cooper and are reasonable and last. Had a set of AXT's on a 1500 for over 60K miles and have a set of MXT's on my 93 jeep right now.

[shiner78]

Bf all terrain is the only tire I run. Last set I ran 74,000+ miles.

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