90K - Ready for new tires - Help!

[RangerTX]

I have the Lariat FX4. Came with AT tires. After 90k, its time to replace the OEM set.

I dont want or need AT's. I am looking to put a all weather road tire on that has a similar load rating (LT I think).

Any recommendations? We drive mostly country roads or gravel.

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[RangerPNW]

Michelin LTX A/T2, should be all the tire you need.

 

[Colo_Ranger]

Michelin LTX A/T2, should be all the tire you need.

The M/S will be a smoother ride and offer great on road traction. They come in LT load ratings and will handle your truck great.

 

[Bob902]

@RangerPNW is spot on.

 

[got3fords]

90k on stock tires? Dang! Were they made with super hard rubber? I've been super happy with my Michelin Defenders.

 

[Dereku]

How did you go that far? Amazing

 

[got3fords]

How did you go that far? Amazing

He never made any turns!

 

[RangerTX]

90k on stock tires? Dang! Were they made with super hard rubber? I've been super happy with my Michelin Defenders.

Yea, man. I cant believe how many miles I got out of these oem tires.

90% highway miles. A lot less wear and tear than city driving.

 

[RangerTX]

He never made any turns!

pretty much!!

 

[Msfitoy]

Yea, man. I cant believe how many miles I got out of these oem tires.

90% highway miles. A lot less wear and tear than city driving.

You should be able to get 200K miles out of your brakes...

 

[RangerTX]

You should be able to get 200K miles out of your brakes...

I will let you know!

 

[got3fords]

Yea, man. I cant believe how many miles I got out of these oem tires.

90% highway miles. A lot less wear and tear than city driving.

Come to think of it, I have a coworker who has an hour commute which is about 95% highway. I remember him telling me he gets unreal mileage out of his tires as well.

 

[JHC14]

You should be able to get 200K miles out of your brakes...

I replaced my OEM brakes at 95K miles. One had about 10% left, two had 50% +, and one had about 75% left. I was surprised. I went ahead and replaced them all, but all of them did not need to be replaced yet.

 

[Msfitoy]

I replaced my OEM brakes at 95K miles. One had about 10% left, two had 50% +, and one had about 75% left. I was surprised. I went ahead and replaced them all, but all of them did not need to be replaced yet.

I still have plenty pads left at 137K but plan on replacing them once the weather gets warmer...probably at 140K...

 

[YaBoiNewton]

I have the Lariat FX4. Came with AT tires. After 90k, its time to replace the OEM set.

I dont want or need AT's. I am looking to put a all weather road tire on that has a similar load rating (LT I think).

Any recommendations? We drive mostly country roads or gravel.

The Goodyear Workhorse HT or Michelin Defender LTX would suit you well. Long lasting and plenty of siping for wet traction on pavement.

Any major brand of tire with a tread matching the above mentioned tires will suit you just fine. My MO is to just narrow things down to a class of tire and then pick the one that best matches my wallet. All my vehicles have Goodyear rubber now since I get 25% off through USAA - kind of makes me stop looking at other brands when I get a whole tire free.

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