Just put a fresh pair of Yokohama steers on, just under $1000 installed. Had Bridgestone 283’s before($1100)and they were great tires I just hate that outter edge groove because it wears down faster than the rest of the tire and I don’t need any more hassle off DOT. The Yokos have a larger outer tread with no small groove.
Tire cost just hit 2.4cpm, tractor only???
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That blows. And it’s right in the corner tooOxbow Thanks this. -
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Then there was the hammer incident where a worktruck dropped a toolbox into the road right after cutting me off and i couldnt dodge because barriers and traffic. (Also a ton of other damage like knocking a baseball sized hole in my hydro tank, smashing an airbag mount, ripping out a few air lines, smashing a big dent into my landing gear and a few other things but hay)
Or this time where i went into an icy slate pit and slide sideways a few inches after the loader dumped a bucket in.
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Firestone steers were good on price 2 months ago.$675 each in Houston.
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I think the way the title was written threw me off.Oxbow Thanks this. -
That makes them as rare as cat, since they are no longer even options on any OTR trucks whatsoever. -
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