New tires F350
 

Has anyone ever tried Nitto Terra Grabbers on F350 crew cab 4x4 single wheel? How many miles did they last? I haul some heavy loads. I drive mostly on highway, some mud.

I had a friend with those on a Cummins and they lasted less than 18K, and he used his truck to haul alot too, so thats my two cents I know powerstrokes are a little lighter but not much... Somtheing Like firestone A/T work good. You want realy deep tread if you want them to last a long time.. I have 27K on my tires and Proably need to replace them this spring.

Why is this posted in group buy :humm: I don't think deep tread equals long lasting, mud terrains usually have the deepest tread and they wear out quickest :c:

Your right, but its the way the tread pattern is designed I guess, I know as much about tires as I do about tampons lol!!!!! The tire I have seen do the best are the Firestone Transformers, and me and all my friends Run a version of the good year Duratrac named Kelly Safri TSR's.

Takes for the Help.

Transformers :spit::lol88:

I thought thats what em fire stone were called, lll see what they are trully called but Im sure...

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Firestone TRANSFORCE!!!! I was close just off three letters:w2:

Hankook ATM's are some of the best all terrain tires ive sold.

What he said. I love mine they have done great in anything I have done with them. I have alittle over 30,000 on them and still have around 1/2 tred.

One of my buddies ran Maxxis Buckshots and swears by them. Said they lasted him a few years with no problems.

anybody swapped 315 70 16s or similar for 235 85 16s or 265 75 16 and noticed any gains?
less noise more mpg etc etc?
i like my 315s but i want somnething easy and cheap to find/match in a hurry at 2 am middle of nowhere with 2 flats

235/85R16 has kinda fallen to the wayside with modern trucks... 265/75R16 is the same diameter, but much more common.

315/70R16 = 33x12.5
265/75R16 = 31.5x10.5

I would be surprised if you did not see an increase in mileage just because of the reduced rotating weight.

My favorite tire used to be BFG Revos, decent price, great traction, nice quite ride, but treadwear left alot to be desired... I would typically get 45K out of a set rotating them every 5K and checking alignment yearly (I worked at a dealership). I have not tried them since they went to the Revo 2 and the price hike...

My new favorite is Hercules Terra Trac AT, I have 2 trucks both with 315/75R16 (35x12.5), both trucks have over 30K on the tires and I would be surprised if I did not get another 30K out of them. All the benefits of the old Revos, at less cost and better tread wear.... The first set I bought was 4 years ago (and replaced a set of Revos) I paid $700 out the door, the second (2 years ago) was $800. I like them enough that I have another truck going in tomorrow and it will be getting a set of 265/75R16 even though they are going to cost $800 OTD (could get the new revo for $835)


When I was working at the dealership I needed tires for the wife's Mountaineer, I had Revos on it and replaced them with Goodyear Silent Armors (dealership didn't deal with Hercules and the GY had a nice price + rebate). less than 2K miles later had a tread separation and GY wouldn't warranty it because driving it off the freeway caused a gash in the sidewall which they claimed caused the blowout... The truck going in tomorrow had Silent Armors on it too... 30K on the tires and I have had 2 blowouts (both front tires had tread separate) in the last 2 weeks. I check my tire pressure religiously, so needless to say I will not be buying another set of Goodyear tires.

I actually meant 315 75 16
I just want similar or taller easy to get used
Or new at sensible prices i dont mind thinner and i dont
Mind quieter

Had 35" mickey thompson mtz's on my 2006 F250. Got 55,000 miles out of them. Not loud either and load range "E". These or Toyo Open Country is the only tire i would run.

BFG dosn't make the REVO Bridgestone does :c:
Still don't know why this is in group buy :humm::s: