FCC--Fremont Contract Carriers

i had these on my truck i had been leasing and got 230k mi out of them and still had 6/32 on them.. very good tire in my opinion..

 

Luckily for me I don't need steers yet but I might like those continental tires depends on the price.

 

I know pretty much every Freightliner I’ve driven for any length of time has done that eventually, granted they did much more local driving.

 

Looks like River Wear and according to Michelin nothing can be done to correct it and continue to run it.

 

Mine had the aforementioned ProStars, a couple Columbia’s, a 2015 Cascadia, and then an old long hood FLD, all were 10 speeds

 

I thought I heard somewhere that Firestone has a steer that is very similar to the Michelin.

 

Someone did a crappy job loading this trailer. Tandems are all the way forward

 

Who cares, she's legal!

 

Yeah until I fill up. That was scaled at 1/2 fuel

 

You'll be fine you have a Apu exception. You do have some room on your steers also if you moved your 5th wheel forward a hole