Where is that List from Michelin. Low rolling resistance tires

It would take a whole lot of fuel to make up the difference between 'certified' tires and non-certified... how many miles is the payback?

 

Thanks for the link!

I too will be buying some new tires very soon. I have 22.5lp luggers (off-road style) on my otr truck I just got. I figure I can get $1,500 out of the 8 brand new tires if I can sell em to a construction or dump company. Then I'm going with M726EL as I had them before and got 300k out of them and with our Natl. account pricing, they are $350

 

I was trying to figure the same thing out. My current tires are a 179, and the Bridgestones are a 130 I think, so I'm guessing that switching from my open shouldered luggers to the better otr tires I should gain .5mpg and with my 2700 miles and fuel at $4+ a gallon, I would save $100 a week. So the cost of $3000 tires will take less than a year to pay for itself.

 

old tread but actual reality....we'll should try to go with flow
I'll go with r283...m710

http://locator.michelintruck.com/RRListings.aspx

 

the m710 ecopia have a nice looking tread pattern & a very low r.r. I will be buying ordering tires this week sometime too. started this thread & got some real good advice.

http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...or/209936-help-with-my-drive-tire-choice.html