Light truck tires

Anyone have the go to on deals for buying light duty truck tires. My half ton haul vehicle is going to need replacements soon.

 

I just bought some Conti's for my Titan at Sears. They had deal if you bought 4 tires you got a $70 Visa gift card from Continental. IIRC, the tires came to right at $700 which is about as cheap as I've ever spent on my truck tires.

 

I've used Bridgestone Dueler A/Ts on a few vehicles. Nice and quiet.

 

I bought some of the new bf goodrich rugged trails and not happy with them. They are not wearing good and I can't keep them balanced. Should have stuck with michelins m/s for the money.

 

I've liked the stock Bridgestone Duelers on my Tacoma and Tundra. The Tacoma had 60,000 miles and the tires looked great.

 

My Tacoma came with Dunlop AT20's, which are adequate at best. They are getting ditched soon for some Michelin LTX MS/2's.

 

I'm running the Cooper HT Plus on my 2010 Sequoia and they're fantastic. I think I'm around 45k and still plenty of life left. Super quiet too.

 

My brother just bought Bridgestone truck tires online at Discount Tire, they were much cheaper than the local tire store.

 

Bridgestone Dueler A/T REVO....VERY quiet for such an aggressive tread and very good wear.

 

I have had A/Ts on the truck but literally all the mileage has been highway - thinking about going with a H/T tire this time around - thoughts?

 

Firestone Destination A/T,very good tire and not expensive!

 

My favorite 4wd trick tire.

 

I liked the Cooper Discoverer AT/3 for my Titan.

 

Had Goodrich commercial t/a radials on our 2500, loved them towing the fifth wheel. Just switched to michelins, the sidewalls are to soft, I can feel the truck squirming with the trailer. Next set will be Goodrich.

 

Michelins are rated for roads I believe. We'll have to defer to Melka to be certain however. You're gonna want to stick to the highways when pulling a trailer for sure. Historically, sidewalks are made for pedestrians. Motards in a pinch but foot traffic is preferred.

 

Ugh, stupid auto correct......."SIDEWALLS"........not sidewalks.

 

Ditto to this! Very happy with them...

 

I think the OP is looking for deals, not how your tires are performing. With that said, try your local Mavis or Discount Tire. I priced out my Goodyear Duratracs online at all of the popular websites and Mavis charged my $50 less per tire and had free mounting and balancing, as well as free rotations for the life of the tires.

 

I've put 60000 miles on a set of dexteros from Walmart this year with no issues and they still have tread.. 285$ for all 4