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Drive tire tread life? Super single vs duals

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by scoobertdoo, Jun 29, 2023.

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  1. Jun 29, 2023 #1
    scoobertdoo

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    This is a Michelin x-one grip with 200,000 miles on it.
    How long are these supposed to last?
    How many miles do you get from duals?
    I also have 2 energy savers (what they had when recaps blew up) that are not lasting as long.
    I'm just shocked these have this much tread at 200k?
     

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  3. Jun 29, 2023 #2
    RubyEagle

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    Yeah they wear great don't have to worry about mismatched tire pressure or Tread depth. Got almost 300k out of Michelins that were still legal when changed.
     
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    RunningAces

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    I've got one of those used because I had a super single pick up a nail in a lumber yard and I'm very impressed with how beefy it's been. Not surprised they are getting that much milage.
     
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  5. Jun 30, 2023 #4
    77fib77

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    I got 325k out of my Michelin X one Super singles. They start to wear uneven at the end. Then I got yokos and lost close to 0.8 mpg
     
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  7. Jun 30, 2023 #5
    scoobertdoo

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    what x-one did you have? Grip or energy?
     
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    77fib77

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    Energy. This was 3+ years ago I changed them out.
     
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    scoobertdoo

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    My energy are wearing out WAY faster than the grip. I am down to 6 on the energy I changed AFTER the grip in the photo.
    I will only be doing grips from now on.
     
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    77fib77

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    Yokos only lasted 225k miles
     
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    RubyEagle

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    The Multi Energy are good also. Made for regional and local applications with lots of scrubbing.
     
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    abyliks

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    I’ve got about 170k on my Bridgestone 726 ela, still legal but probably 6/32, will be changed before winter, we have been having decent luck with kumhos lately

    Always 80-100k with a bit of local in there
     
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