Truck Tires - Uneven Wear

I take it I don't need to worry about the back tires since there are two on each side.

 

The rears are fine except for age. No wear issues for a truck with 10900 mines on it. The front's have plenty of tread. Just worn on both sides.

 

I just checked the dates of the tires. They were made in April of 2003. I will be replacing them once I get my truck back from the outfitters.

 

Is there a tire brand I should be asking for?

 

I want to thank all the posters for "moving" me in the right direction. The two tire dealers here in my town just said to boost the tire pressure to even out the tire wear. Neither of them discussed the age of the tires as being an issue. I am going to get new tires and an alignment this next week. Since I am modifying the service from a dump truck to a box bed for my hardwood floor business the truck will be over-engineered for the new usage. 2000 lbs would be a heavy load. I assume that I will be able to drop the current pressure in the back tires to make it run more smoothly. Top pressure is 110psi and I run 100 psi now for the dump business in all 4 tires. I will be driving mostly hwy/frwy mixed with a small amount of miles inside the suburbs. I take it there are tires for that use. This truck gets better gas mileage than my F-250 since it is a 6 vs an 8 cylinder. With diesel now approaching par with 87 octane it will be less expensive to run the UD although service is more expensive. Do you guys do your own oil changes due to the recession?