On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 09:25:59 -0500, Andy Levy <andy.levy@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 10:22:01 +0000 (UTC), y2kblackdak@yahoo.com
> <y2kblackdak@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> title says it all.....the tires on the 'kota currently are not in the
>> best of
>> shape. I bought new rims this past summer, and the tire place messed
>> up how i
>> had the tires paired/rotated. Long story short....2 of the tires were
>> old snow
>> tires that i pulled the studs out of and ran, in addition to 2 brand new
>> identical tires. So it sounds easy, right? Well, it was....when i
>> bought the
>> rims, they rotated the tires all funky, and it took me long enough to
>> catch it
>> that i cant tell what WAS where and what goes where...and at this
>> point....
>> so here's what im looking for....something fairly capable in adverse
>> weather,
>> yet reasonably quiet on the highway(i commute 40 miles a day), so
>> something
>> with a long tread life too....
>>
>> here's my top 2 so far:
>>
>> BFG all-terrain K/O's
>> Bridgestone Dueler A/T revo
>>
>> i've heard about both of these....any im not thinking of???
>
> Michelin LTX (I think that's the right one). Supposed to be great in
> rain & snow, and wear like iron. Pricey tho. Your other 2 picks are
> very, very well liked.
The michelin LTX are good. I had them on my old truck. I just picked up
the Bridgestone Dueler revo. So far a great tire. It's been awhile since I
had the Michelins but I think I can say i like the revo's better. Great
traction in the rain. Both tires are quiet on the highway. If price is a
factor, get the Michelins. I had them on my 2wd truck and thewy did great
in the snow.
-- -Droo
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