Has any one used these tires under an HD truck? i.e. Dodge Cummins. How was the wear and handling in winter weather?
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Yes, I have them under my 06 Cummins. They handle decent in the winter with no studs. If you go ahead and stud them though they handle amazing. As far as the wear goes I would say they are good if not slightly better then your common aggressive tires.
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I agree w/the previous answers. This is a wonderful tire choice for many applications, but in the case of your Tundra it may be that they would throw the handling, suspension & braking
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My stepson loves them on his truck. He has a 4 wheel drive but does not use it very much. We just had 8 in of snow before Christmas and he had no complaints
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Huh, are these for a F150? I think I have these on my truck. They fit great. Make sure there isn't any balancing weights in the way of the install. On a few wheels, I can't line up my valve stem to where it's supposed to be but it still fits fine and doesn't affect the stem when I need to get air in the tire. If you have the right size, I'd say use a rubber mallet and line the rim up and make sure there's no balancing weights on the rim that might be in the way. Mine were awesome!
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Mine are 33s on 18" stock wheels on an '07 Jeep Safari JKU. The tires are quiet and AT capable. NOT a mud tire. So so aired down on rocks. The JKU is a daily driver - so the capability on wet / snow / dry hard road is excellent. I routinely trail ride them - since I'm locked in the rear - I can keep up on most trails limited by body armor more than tire capability... Highly recommended for mall crawler to moderate trail use. They will be taking us from the Midwest USA to Alaska in the spring!!
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I also swapped out a pair of Kenda 26 X 2.1 Knobby Tires that came with the Mountain bike (Diamondback Response) with these. No problems.Since I'm mainly doing asphalt or hard road riding, it's good to get some street tires. You can really feel the difference.
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I have used on all kinds of icy snowy conditions, and they seem pretty good, but as a seasoned veteran of northern NH winters told me when I showed him these tires, "There's nothin' gonna save you if you hit sheer ice." And I found that out this winter. So, moderate layers of snow, thin layers of packed snow, crusty snow, and thin breakable ice, they are great! Hard thick slick ice -- stay off it, particularly slick bumpy ice!
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Yes. Amazing tire that works great in mud, rain and snow. I bought a set of 5 mounted and balanced from another place. Much much cheaper than here. google "4 wheel parts"
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Yes they are LT (light truck) tires. There good all around tires you won't be disappointed with them..hope this helps you out.
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I believe they are... i have a ford f350 super duty.. i plow and also have a salter that fits in the back ... the tires are amazing..its great to sometimes plow with just 2 wheel drive.. thats my experience...
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These tires certainly fit nicely on your first THREE requirements (primarily road, fast rolling, and strong :-) , but the tires do lack any meaningful tread pattern as they were not designed for off road or turf conditions. That said, as long as the dirt is packed down and dry, I have been able to occasionally hit the dirt, but of course don't push these in corners because lack of knobs.cheers, Joe T
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about to find out in a couple weeks :)i don't have high hopes for them, offroad tires aren't usually that great for snow. i prefer to use actual winter tires, like my bridgestone blizzaks. i bought these Nittos as a summer set.
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They are pretty much all season. If you live in the south. We had major snow in NC this year and they did fine. But, keep in mind these are not snow tires. They do ok in the rain , but these things are a mud tire that can be street driven.
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They are better than the factory tires but they are still just an "all terrain" tire. They aren't really great in mud. Sand ok. I live in Florida and we have plenty of both.
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For riding in snow (not ice - yikes!), the skinnier tire the better. I've ridden my 28mm Conti 4-Seasons in a slushy mix before, and they handled pretty well. I think mostly because they're very narrow for 28's...
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10 ply you wont be sorry,best winter tire I ever used in New Hampshire snow
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They are looking pretty good after 6 months. I did have a flat from a thorn, so I installed a liner inside the tire. All in all. I'm satisfied. I also have a 29er.