Suggestions for Steer Tires

I’ve had the worst luck out of Michelin. They always wanted to pull. I’d cross them and it went the other way.

 

Goodyear lhs 16ply.

 

I run the highway control. I’ve tried hankook and yoko and neither wear as well as the highway control.
Maybe @SmallPackage can chime in on any to avoid.

 

I’ve got 284 bridgestones, wearing good for mine, I ectan a cheaper Synergy SP100 ran then before on 2 other trucks, got good service out of them

**ectan means spellcheck doesn’t know wtf it’s doing.
recommend was what it was supposed to be.

 

Michelin only for the past 16 years! Wouldn’t change them for anything else. Stay away from Chinese tires

 

Poor man's michelin woul be bf goodrich St 244 allways had good luck

 

Man you guys are brave, close to 200k on steers? I'm ready to mount new steers about 100k and roll those to the trailer.

 

These I get about 150k - 175k on them no problem.

 

Xline energy if it fits your operation. Now everyone is different. I wouldnt recommend to a guy who spends time in scrap yards, or a farmer that only drives 10k per year. Must find what works with in your means.

Michelin
Bridgestone
Firestone
BFG
Kelly
Yokohama

Would be my list.

 

Same here. Firestone 590s, now 591’s since Bridgestone bought Firestone.Good wear, Same tire as Bridgestones last steer design. When Bridgestone changes their steer, current design will become Firestone. Good price, readily available. Tried and True.