Need help choosing drive tires

Some tires take a bit longer to cure/harden I've noticed

 

goodyears have a soft case, they eat chunks out of themselves for no reason. don't buy anything other than Michelin X line, there's no reason to buy anything else. it's a little extra up front for better rubber compound, better case construction, stiffer walls, durability is longer because of the rubber compound science, wet grip is better because of their silica witchcraft, better handling from the whole truck from a case that d o e s n o t f l e x

 

There are some cheaper tires that will give some very good and lasting performance.

Hankook DL07,.. Not th DL11. I got 400k mi out of them and it seems impossible to find the DL07 when I am ready for new drives and need them again. Cheap affordable tire,.. with exceptional value. Do not buy Hankook steers,.. they are junk!

General HD660. Another Good tire and not as pricey as the top tier. I didnt get 400k mi out of them,. but they wore evenly and 330k mi is not too shabby.

I have the generals on my KW and I am trying the Toyo 517's on my Columbia for a second time. The first set didnt do very well. Uneven wear,.. feathering etc even though align was done and air pressure checked and maintained on a daily basis. So we will see.

Hurst

 

Get the round ones.

 

I just called about those. They said it would cost an extra $35 each.

 

Ups used the Bridgestone 756.
FedEx I think uses the Yolo 517 I forget the model. They are also long lasting and smart Way verified, 24/32 tread new, no break in needed.

 

Yeah, I know but their worth the premium and they know it.