Drive tires recommedations?

I've had good luck with these , 2nd set ,got 287 out of first set.

 

I've learned that having 10 steer tires is by far the best way to go.
1) If you lose a front tire you can move a drive tire up front.
2) rotate all ten at once, more even wear.
3) no lugs to pick up 1000's of fricken rocks.
It's a bit more expensive but I'm happy with the results over the years.

 

Except in the snow……

 

And a heck of a lot quieter too.

 

my favorite winter tire….. but you guys wouldn’t like them. Used them for years and never a problem.

 

I like the Michelin X-Line Energy for fuel mileage. BTW, closed shoulder get better fuel mileage. Open shoulder is better for muddy and snow. Michelin are pricy, I've gotten better fuel out of their latest and greatest compared to anything else. The catch is you need to slow down more to get the $$$. Otherwise, if you like to run 70mph +, supposedly they aren't worth the extra $$. I've heard good things about Yokohama-good value.

 

These Ameri-Steel D460 by General tire has been working for me. All around good tire, Highway, Off road.

 

I kind of thought they were nuts but Florida Rock was doing that years ago. They were running elephant snot ( deicing agent ) from Georgia to Chicago.