Originally Posted By: CapriRacer
Originally Posted By: ProStreetCamaro
The generals were possessed! Worst tire squirm I have ever felt. Down right dangerous! They wanted to dart around really bad. They felt like they had no sidewall at all. Very strange feeling. So they are GONE and now have new Michelin LTX M/S and they are 1000X better feeling.
2 different tires and problems with both. I'm wondering if there is something peculiar about the way the tires are used that are making them prone to problems.
The OEM tires were fine. They just wore out super fast and had terrible wet traction. The Michelins feel perfectly fine. The alignment was checked at the tire shop and they said it was right on factory spec so nothing wrong there. We tow a 6X12 landscape trailer with 2 commercial zero turn mower, 2 trimmers and a backpack blower 5 days a week. Might be 3000# which is nothing for this truck.
Originally Posted By: ProStreetCamaro
The generals were possessed! Worst tire squirm I have ever felt. Down right dangerous! They wanted to dart around really bad. They felt like they had no sidewall at all. Very strange feeling. So they are GONE and now have new Michelin LTX M/S and they are 1000X better feeling.
2 different tires and problems with both. I'm wondering if there is something peculiar about the way the tires are used that are making them prone to problems.
The OEM tires were fine. They just wore out super fast and had terrible wet traction. The Michelins feel perfectly fine. The alignment was checked at the tire shop and they said it was right on factory spec so nothing wrong there. We tow a 6X12 landscape trailer with 2 commercial zero turn mower, 2 trimmers and a backpack blower 5 days a week. Might be 3000# which is nothing for this truck.
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