Ok if you had to pick a set of tires for a 04/2500 -- 265/70/17 what tpye would you buy ,,, no off roading ,,, mainly highway,, and they need to be quite.... Thanks

 

Alotta folks have praise for the Goodyear Silent Armor, The stock Michelins wear very well, Toyo A/t's just to get started.

Nice boat, those Yammys 4 stroke or HPDI's

 

Thanks Pal ,,,,, Sandy

 

The Nitto Dura Grapplers seem to be doing really well. I'm considering them for a set of Spring/Summer highway tires.

 

Another vote for Goodyear Silent Armor I have found them good for towing and excelent in winter snow.

 

Bridgestone dueller revos

 

Pirelli Scorpion ATR

 

From what you are saying I would probably go with the stock Michelins, I put over 90K on my last set before going to the Hummer wheels. I ended up giving the Michelins to a friend in a bit of a bind and he is still running them.

Plus you can probably find a set of take offs for a steal!!

 

Another vote for Michelins. They have always been a good tire on anything I have put them on.

Tobin

 

I have 2 practically new ones in Houston, if someone wants to come pick them up.

 

hands down IMO Toyo Open Country A/T or Bridgestone Dueler Revo A/T's...

 

ive recently discovered toyo rubber though there is lots of gravel near me. i like knowing i have tires that will dig me out of anywhere (props for toyo m-55s)

 

I have Toyo ATs now, and they suck beyond all belief. They are fine if it's dry, but blow donkey in the rain, snow and ice. If you are staying on the highway, go with a highway style tire.

Michelin is the best tire out there, but not usually worth the premium. An all season highway tire will get you better fuel mileage than an all terrain, and if you don't ever go off road, you'll never have a problem with them.

 

I got rid of the stock Michelin's at 17k because they were the worst wet road tire I have ever owned. I have since owned Bridgestone Dueler Revo's and Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor. They are both excellent, dry, wet, and snow tires. I would highly recommend either.

 

I've had no trouble with the BFG Rugged Trails that came on my truck. Changed out the oem set with 78000, and put a new set of the same back on. Quiet, acceptable traction, and long life.