AT tires on my Tundra dont last more than 15k miles. My local tire guy recommended Nexen Roadian AT pro ra8 tires. Says there are the best bang for the buck. I refuse to pay a grand or more for tires that will not last. Has anyone run these tires? Im mostly concerned about there abilities in the snow.
Nexen Roadion AT Pro ra8 tires
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What tires were you using that only get 15k miles?
I would recommend looking into Goodyear Wrangler Duratracks, Michelin LTX A/T , BFG TA KO2, or Sumitomo Encounter A/T.
The Michelins are the only of the 4that are not severe snow rated, though they have a good record of snow traction on tire rack and other sites. all 4 should last 40K-60K miles, depending on driving conditions.
I would recommend looking into Goodyear Wrangler Duratracks, Michelin LTX A/T , BFG TA KO2, or Sumitomo Encounter A/T.
The Michelins are the only of the 4that are not severe snow rated, though they have a good record of snow traction on tire rack and other sites. all 4 should last 40K-60K miles, depending on driving conditions.
Factory tires lasted 13k, yokohama geolander AT 15k, hancook dynapro HT 20k. Truck tires dont last around here. We dont have flat, straight roads. Your going up or down a hill and turning 95% of the time.
All the tires you recommend are well over 1k installed and you only get some shitty prorated warranty.
All the tires you recommend are well over 1k installed and you only get some shitty prorated warranty.
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