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2012 Tundra Crewmax Tires
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I was on the same boat as you recently where I did not need a LT tire nor did I need an all terrain tire. My concern was rain performance and snow performance on a Silverado while maintaining a certain budget on this purchase. I ended up installing General HTS60 tires based on reviews and price. Considered the Continental LX20 but some reviews seemed sub par on some and seemed like a hit or miss on quality so I went with the Generals as I've had great luck with their Altimax RT43 and G Max AS-05 tires.
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Thanks everyone. Definitely some more research to do.
Anyone have experience with the Hankook Dynapro HT R or Dynapro HP2?
I own a 2007 Tundra and I'm on my third set of tires at just under 100k. The first set was Michelin, they were quiet and lasted about 50K miles. The second time I got Cooper Discoverer HT's and they were equally as quiet as the Michelins and lasted about 40K miles. The third set I just put on last year and I got the same Cooper Discoverers. I think the ride and the performance of the Coopers matches the Michelins, the only drawback is they don't last quite as long. I love the Michelin tires but they cost about %50 more than the Coopers for a benefit of only about %20 lifespan. The Coopers look good too.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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^^^ OP is not a Bridgestone fan but I will say we've had 2 sets of these, one on a CRV and another on an 06 DoubleCab Tundra and they are good tires. In a truck, however, after they reach 1/2 life they break free in the rain very easily.
The F150 I have came oem with Hankook tires- I've been impressed with them for balance, quiet, and wet handling. It's an A/S with snowflake.
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The F150 I have came oem with Hankook tires- I've been impressed with them for balance, quiet, and wet handling. It's an A/S with snowflake.
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