Ok I need help on tires

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Ok I have got it down to 2 tire choices .I drive a 2500 duramax stock ..
its not my daily driver I pull my holiday trailer/ sxs in the summer and my sled in the winter .. I'm looking for a tire that is long lasting and a nice ride .
my two option that iv got it down too are
1 Michelin ltx ms2
2 duler revo at2
looking to get 80k out of a set . I have toyo m55 on there now and they are like hockey pucks
 

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Got 80K out of the Michelin's on my truck, smooth ride , good traction in winter, just make sure to do tire rotations every 10k.
 

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Seems like such a soft tire for a heavy 3/4 truck ,,
is that why you run on your 3/4 trucks ? I've seen lots of reviews for 1/2 trucks
 

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Nothing beats a michelin for smoothness, wear, and quiet ride.
 

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Running the ltx on my new F-350, not impressed with their winter traction. I normally run a true studded winter so I'm a bit biased, just haven't had a chance to put them on yet.
 

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My new F250 Diesel came with the Michelins LTX's and I switched them out after 1000km's. They were smooth but I found them way to soft and squishy! I put on the Hankook Dynapro ATM's I have 31,000 km on them and they look brand new and have not wore at all, they have been rotated every 8,000 with my oil changes. I just put on a set of Duratracs for the winter and have been very impressed with these so far in the last 3 weeks!
 

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Seems like such a soft tire for a heavy 3/4 truck ,,
is that why you run on your 3/4 trucks ? I've seen lots of reviews for 1/2 trucks

Run them in a 10ply on my f350, would not say they are a winter tire. I run 2 sets, studs in the winter and mich in the summer
 

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I agree. lts at 2 are crap in winter, i have nokian hakka's lt2 awesome winter tire.
Running the ltx on my new F-350, not impressed with their winter traction. I normally run a true studded winter so I'm a bit biased, just haven't had a chance to put them on yet.
 

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I've got good year silent armors on my 07 lmm 3/4. Ride nice, good wear and also the mountain snowflake. I'm impressed with the snow and Ice grip to!
 

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Hankok dynapro at on my dually service truck, loaded to the nutz. Awesome wear and I don't believe in rotating, cause I'm cheap and lazy. Great tire takes the punishment, dunno how good for lighter trucks it pretty hard rubber to take what I do and wear even.


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I ran 3 sets of duratracs good-year round, good traction but found they want to jump out of snow filled ruts or if you're stuck in a drift and trying to back out they won't track straight, they will pull to the side. So this year I put on cooper discoverer m&s as dedicated winter tires, good price and so far love them. I run a tall narrow tire with 50psi for traction and ride, lots of weight helps too
I'm keeping the half worn duratracs for mud season
 
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