Does anybody have experience with Aurora Drive tires?
We all know Michelin BFGoodrich are great tires they are just crazy... Even if you have a National Tire Discount they are still pricing ..
Who's having good luck out there with tires and what brand and price range are you paying?
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Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Chipperrr, Aug 4, 2019.
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If Fuel economy is not a concern you might want to go with a cheaper tire. Check the rolling resistance. Some tires can be at 150. You can loose 3-4k a year in fuel. How are those cheap tires looking now.
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AMERICAMOVESBYTRUCK has rolling resi. chart for most tires
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Buy TOYO M920 and you will outrun Michelins
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How much are you looking to spend and what kind of mileage you expect to get? 200k, 250k 3000k???
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If you want cheap good quality tires, call an official Goodyear tire shop. You can find them on Trucker Path. Give them a call. They are much cheaper than TA/Petro and even cheaper than the NASTC discount.
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I’ll have to replace them before winter. They’re all between 6-8/32s now. -
You can also try tire brands owned by bigger brands.
Dayton and Firestone (acquired by Bridgestone)
BF Goodrich (acquired by Michelin)
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I go with Coopers, all position on all axles, I get mine for 275 a piece with fet.plus trade ins, about 225 a tire,I mount and dismount myself to save even more......
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