Blacklion tires 255/70/18

[Diamondpilot]

did you crash land??......

Nope, I'm not Sully!

 

[ovrszd]

This is what I would get. My old neighbors had them on a Nissan Truck, the smaller one, and they did great.

Hankook DynaPro ATM RF10 Off-Road Tire - 255/70R18 112T Amazon.com: Hankook DynaPro ATM RF1 Off-Road Tire - 255/7R18 112T: Automotive

$560 to your door!

I'm on my second set of those in 10 ply rating. I wore the first set down under 25% tread and thought I needed new ones. My Son put my old ones on his truck and has been running them for over a year now with no issues or flats. They've got at least 50K miles on them now.

 

[deerefan]

A quick update, took my truck in Friday. For under $900 bought 4 new Michelin LTX M/S2 same size as listed above with front end alignment and free synthetic oil change. I would only have saved about $150 with the blacklion, but probably bought 2 sets of those compared to one of the Michelins over the same time span. The Michelins are what the truck came with and I got 72k miles out of them. Thanks for all the advice and input.

 

[ovrszd]

A quick update, took my truck in Friday. For under $900 bought 4 new Michelin LTX M/S2 same size as listed above with front end alignment and free synthetic oil change. I would only have saved about $150 with the blacklion, but probably bought 2 sets of those compared to one of the Michelins over the same time span. The Michelins are what the truck came with and I got 72k miles out of them. Thanks for all the advice and input.

Sounds like you did good!!!

 

[Mikeeemo]

A quick update, took my truck in Friday. For under $900 bought 4 new Michelin LTX M/S2 same size as listed above with front end alignment and free synthetic oil change. I would only have saved about $150 with the blacklion, but probably bought 2 sets of those compared to one of the Michelins over the same time span. The Michelins are what the truck came with and I got 72k miles out of them. Thanks for all the advice and input.

You will never regret that purchase...

 

[daugen]

You will never regret that purchase...

:thumbsup:
same Michelins on my Ram
Premier LTX on my Outback, all very similar heavily siped tires.
And a fairly soft quiet ride. In my experience, rarely a flat too.

 

[bspeedy]

A quick update, took my truck in Friday. For under $900 bought 4 new Michelin LTX M/S2 same size as listed above with front end alignment and free synthetic oil change. I would only have saved about $150 with the blacklion, but probably bought 2 sets of those compared to one of the Michelins over the same time span. The Michelins are what the truck came with and I got 72k miles out of them. Thanks for all the advice and input.

Great choice. Save money elsewhere. You will find that Michelins will ride quieter and retain wet traction further in their life cycle than some tires.