Posted by ed1 on October 06, 2008 at 18:50:42 from (69.117.7.231):
In Reply to: Firestone Tires OT posted by Joe Pro on October 05, 2008 at 12:50:58:
If you value your life you won't put them on your truck.
Firestone went broke over the steel radal 500 in the 70's because the tire developed a bubble - partial tread seperation. Brigstone purchased them.
Just not too long ago they had a simular problem on the Ford Explorer woth an AT tire. The tread would seperate and cause the Explorer to flip killing a lot of people.
You simply can't trust Firestone with radial tires - How much is your life worth?
BF Goodrich allterain radial is a great tire - more money but definatly worth it.
Firestone does make a great bias ply tractor tire.
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