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Michelin MS II 70000 mile tire best tire I have ever owned
Campi3ell
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While it's not the AT3, I just put Cooper discoverer CTS on Yukon.
Just came from a quick haul to Texas and back, they glided on freeway. Great ride.
Just came from a quick haul to Texas and back, they glided on freeway. Great ride.
Those Michelin's were actually what I originally wanted to get about a month ago. Unfortunately though, my college budget won't allow it. Thinking real hard about these Coopers, because I can get a set of four for just over 600 bucks. There's only one shop around here that sells Michelin's, and the only deal they have going on is a $50 gift card when you buy a set of Mastercraft tires.
I drove a 2500HD with a set of Cooper STT's on it, and it was all over the highway. That's what my main concern is with getting Coopers. Any troubles like that, Camp?
I drove a 2500HD with a set of Cooper STT's on it, and it was all over the highway. That's what my main concern is with getting Coopers. Any troubles like that, Camp?
Campi3ell
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My problem is that she drives like she's in a stiff wind at times. Small corrections needed to track a straight line. Alignment helped some. New tires helped some. So far, she tracks like she did with the Michelin's i replaced.
I see that it's a (for lack of better word) problem that others have talked about, but like you, my college budget prevents costly searches.
(Someone said switching to thicker rear stabilizer bar solves it, but i cant remember where i read that).
Luckily, when I go back to school in October, one of the classes that we're taking is steering, suspension, and alignment. So, after I get some new tires, I'll get an alignment for free. (or at least know how to do one, so I can do it for myself back at the dealership haha)
I have looked at beefing up the suspension in the rear, but that's going to have to wait until I get through schooling and my tools paid off.
I have looked at beefing up the suspension in the rear, but that's going to have to wait until I get through schooling and my tools paid off.
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I have General Grabbers on my Denali and have been pleased. They track well on the highway and handle ice and snow well.
Bedhead514
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I currently have Cooper tires on my Yukon, and have no complaints. I've also had Coopers on previous vehicles and they've never given me problems. I think they're good tires for the money, and will continue to buy them.
Thanks for the input guys. Got a scheduled appointment at the tire shop tomorrow. (I work at what is probably the only dealership that doesn't mount tires lmao) May have to wash up the hoe and get a pic taken with the new tires for the forum sometime this weekend. Also installing a kicker 12" solo baric l3 this weekend.
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