Drive tires recommendations? What do you run on your truck?

Toyo M677

 

Yokohama, Kelly, Toyo, Hercules. That would be my top choice on something that will dry rot before worn out.

I live 30 miles from Cooper/Roadmaster headquarters. Have friends that have, or do work there. Had one set on drives starting out, did ok at best. But tried a set on pickup, and a car years back. Spent more time putting air in them than driving them. The have the ability to build a good tire. But seldom do.

They change quality with thier stock value.

 

I 100% value Michelin tires. But its not cost effective to guys like my farmer buddy who drives under 10,000 miles a year. Have to work with in your means and not be stupid about it.

 

Tire inventories out west are really low. It's not a matter of what you want, but what's available. Hope it's better out where you're at

 

If I ran less then 50k a year then I’d probably go with Hankooks, Kelly’s, or Yokohama’s. Especially if you keep in a 300 mile range where heat or fuel mileage is negligible. Good luck friend.

Otherwise you know I love my Bridgestone and Michelin’s.

 

I’ve had good luck with Hankook DL12’s in the past. Currently I have about 100k on a set of Cooper Roadmasters, my local shop was running a sale on them last year when I was in and out of dairies and feed lots all the time. So far I’ve had no issues with them.

 

I have had excellent results from Yokohama 517

 

All good year, just raised their tire prices 100.00 or do. Fyi

 

Check out double coins as well. Had good use out of them on my trailer running up and down gravel roads, i put alot of abuse on my tires and so far double coins are the only ones thats held up . im going to try them on the drives my next set