steer and drive tires, which brand

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{"text":"So all of us leased to this small company have been trying to figure out which brand of tires are best for the money. None of us haul heavy loads regularly but several of them have bought new drives that were supposed to be good, but end up cupping and drives that don't last long. I'm in need of drives real soon and don't want to waste my money on junk. And if it matters we drive on all the road conditions. We're not just southern or northern drivers.","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"If tires are cupping, that's an alignment problem. If you get new tires you should probably invest some money and get an alignment to protect that purchase. Get Smartway certified tires, they are measured by a standard set forth by Smartway and will ensure fuel efficiency. As for longevity, I'm fairly certain that all smartway tires will last you a long while, as part of fuel efficiency is due to firmness, but you're driving habits also play a big factor; don't brake or accelerate fast, don't turn the steers without rolling, simple.","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I use BF Goodrich on steering and I use toyo on drives it has work good for me and I’ve tried everything in last 30 years ","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I run Michelin X. \nMy steers lasted 238,000.\nStill running my super singles at 269,000, but they are at 4/32 now and need replacement ","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"Sounds like you were sold a load of bull feces. Cupping occurs with worn suspensions or toe alignment. what about the composition of a tire can cause it to cup in your rationale? There's nothing I can come up with in theory."}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Ive had good luck withe the Michelin X line and also top of the line good year steer tires. I like general of continental for drive tires they have tougher casings and i run the NW and chain up quite a bit. ","replyToPid":0}

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982720 发表于 2020-07-08 09:13:51 If tires are cupping, that's an alignment problem. If you get new tires you should probably invest some money and get an alignment to protect that purchase. Get Smartway certified tires, they are measured by a standard set forth by Smartway and will ensure fuel efficiency. As for longevity, I'm fairly certain that all smartway tires will last you a long while, as part of fuel efficiency is due to firmness, but you're driving habits also play a big factor; don't brake or accelerate fast, don't turn the steers without rolling, simple.

","text":"The place we go to for alignments, which the guys been for 30 years, said it was the brand. Can't remember the brand right now, but said they were made in China and are now USA made and that the company knew about the issue.","replyToPid":388087}

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766797 发表于 2020-07-08 01:15:07 if I can say old 🦕🦕 word  do all 10 all position that way you can rotate all 10 before that do MD alignment and balancing beats in all push the pressure to 115. I runn Michelin X line average over 220k  miles on all

","text":"I'll definitely look into those. That's some good tread life. You definitely don't drive like a few guys I know.","replyToPid":388046}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"Alignment, shocks, bushings, kingpins, and air pressure regulator s like cat eyes, name brand no wingwangs. "}

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838769 发表于 2020-07-10 05:43:02 Alignment, shocks, bushings, kingpins, and air pressure regulator s like cat eyes, name brand no wingwangs.

","text":"I've heard some people say those systems are notorious for blowing there seals. I was pulling a companies trailer that had them and while talking with a guy he heard it leaking and said stated they were junk. Is it basically from poor maintenance or do most systems leak quite often?","replyToPid":388412}