My first set of steer tires on this truck were Bridgestone, they were ok, but then I got a set Michelin, what a difference! In my opinion Michelin is best for steers, since driving trucks 38 years ago I always preferred Michelin because of better handling and truck running smoother. When I got the Yokos I thought they were harder and she was running in all directions on rough roads, not straight as with the Michelin.
Got a set of new Yokos on the drives after my tire blowout with the recaps, running much better!
For steers I would always recommend Michelin even they are pricier!
But I'm just a company driver
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I'm very happy with the new yokos on the drives but when I wore out my Michelin steers last winter I went with bridgestones and hate em ! They ride like poo.
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Sitting out here in Dillon SC, waiting for my load to come up from Florida.
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Allentown PA headed to KY.
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