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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / August 2005Which strong 10 ply tires for Chevy Cargo Van ???
Looking for strong sidewall tires , 10 ply, for 1 ton Chevy Cargo Van . Dont care about price too much...just want super strong tires. Recommendations ???? > Looking for strong sidewall tires , 10 ply, for 1 ton Chevy Cargo Van . > Dont care about price too much...just want super strong tires. > Recommendations ???? Local tire shop should have some. Thats a rediculous reply. Im wanting to base my decision on what others have had good luck with ... not a rack full of them in a store. Try Goodyear Workhorse XtraGrips. Had a set on my former work van. Great tire not super quiet but they take a beating real well.  SignatureSteve Williams > Thats a rediculous reply. Im wanting to base my decision on what > others have had good luck with ... not a rack full of them in a store. Are you really so f.cking stupid as to not understand how webtv's spellchecker works? you are such a moron Something like Michelin XPS tires. Quite Nice, Hold up well. Used on a lot of Ambulances around here. > Looking for strong sidewall tires , 10 ply, for 1 ton Chevy Cargo Van . > Dont care about price too much...just want super strong tires. > Recommendations ???? I've had decent life and 'toughness' with Firestones and Michelins. I put a set of Workhorses on and took 'em off after about 8000 miles. Couldn't stand the ride. Let the tire guy keep have 'em. Junk.... > Something like Michelin XPS tires. Quite Nice, Hold up well. Used on a > lot of Ambulances around here. > >> Looking for strong sidewall tires , 10 ply, for 1 ton Chevy Cargo Van . >> Dont care about price too much...just want super strong tires. >> Recommendations ???? My experience is that any tire with the LT in the sizing (light truck) is a 10-ply tire as opposed to the 6-ply you get with a sizing with the letter P in it. I've used Michelins and Bridgestone and prefer the wear and ride of the Michelins. One thing I do to save money on them is to get them from a "Truck Tire" dealer who gets a lot of customers with brand new trucks wanting to go up from a 16 inch tire to something larger. The 16 inch tire is standard on many new trucks so even if they are basically new, the dealer has to discount the price since they are technically "used" tires. Saves about $100 per tire if you ask around. > Looking for strong sidewall tires , 10 ply, for 1 ton Chevy Cargo Van . > Dont care about price too much...just want super strong tires. > Recommendations ???? |
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