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Great tire if you are looking for a non aggressive tire. They are quiet and should last around 50-60,000 miles.

 

I avoid directional tires as they do not fit in with my rotation plans.

 

That's good. The AT tires I have now have about 32,000 miles on them, and they've about run their course. I don't need to be sliding around this winter. Plus I'm tired of hearing them howl while going down the road.

I basically wanted to see if people's opinions here are on par with Tire Rack's reviews. They say they're great in snow and ice, and last a long time for an All-season tire.

Thanks.

 

Just move them front to back, and back to front. They all turn the same way.

 

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The tires you replaced had 32k on them.
I aasume they weren't your OEM tires.

Our trucks are similiar.
What is the tire history on your truck (i.e. brand, miles)?

 

They're just a set of Mastercraft Courser AT's I bought at a local tire shop. I haven't replaced them yet. I could easily get another 5000-6000 miles out of them, but the tread's kind of low, so I'm replacing them.

The tread is wearing faster on the rears, but I've only rotated them once at about ~10,000 miles. All in all, the tires I have now could last as long as my stock General tires did @38k. But I'm not chancing it this winter.

I think I got my money's worth out of them for $380 mounted, balanced, and installed. My new tires should be here early next week.

 

Thanks, Peacemaker.
I'll check with you on those Yokohamas when my time comes.

 

No problem.

 

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