Michelin steer tires
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I have a set of Toyo's on mine with about 50k on them, so far so good.
We put a set of Armstrong's on my son's truck back in the spring, around 30k on them they are doing good. Not a Michelin fan myself, but alot of people love them.Rideandrepair and truckdriver31 Thank this. -
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Michelin xze-2 for me. Have run both 14 and 16 plies over the past 15? years. Out of 4? pairs I've only had irregular wear in 1 or 2 and pretty sure it was from the kingpin being loose and me stretching out the repair on it being cheap.
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I've tried other brands over the years on the steer postion and nothing beats a michelin ...pricey but worth it .
Put 8 brand new yokes on my drives with cats eyes 2.5 years ago and they are wearing like iron ..will probably trade them in late this fall and have around 300k on them .
My last 2 sets of michelin steers I traded because I got tired of looking at em lol.Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
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