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Re: O/T Truck tires
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Posted by Shane on July 21, 2004 at 19:39:24 from (216.241.134.125):
In Reply to: O/T Truck tires posted by Fritz Campbell on July 21, 2004 at 09:38:47:
I bought a set of Pirelli Norseman A/T for my '95 K1500 ext cab last year. They are load range C, 2470 lbs single. That is plenty enough for you. I will tow a skidsteer rather often since it is hay season and it weighs almost 6K plus 2K for trailer. And I have a gooseneck that when loaded flirts with 10K. I so far have 24K on them with lots of life left. They look good and do what I ask of them. Got them from Discount for $501, and that included a whole set of new lugs (aluminum rims and those stupid chrome lugs rust all the time) and their 50K guarantee for tread life and for road hazard protection and lifetime free balance and rotation. The lugs themselves were probably $100 so tires were about $100 a piece. I would look into the Pirellis but I do know that the Goodyear's all seem to last a long time and do well but at a higher cost.
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