Need a new set of tires for my 06 Tundra. Sadly the set on there now only has 26,000 miles but, they are more than 5 years old and have developed tiny micro cracks between the treads so.
Anyway, looking at Yokohama Geolandar G056 and General Grabber HTS60 tires. Looking for anyone that has had any actual experience with either. Not interested in any other tires, have narrowed it down to these 2.
Thanks.
Yokohama on my GMC 2500 around 45,000 miles on them. I could probably squeeze out another 10. Had michelin’s on before that. And they were done for at 40,000. Both had all terrain tread. The Yokohama are a lot quieter going down the highway.
22 life’s a day
All Terrain tires are useless on a 3/4 ton/ 1 ton truck. they’ll get stuck in wet grass. Ask me how I know…
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Well, went to a local tire shop today to see about tires. The manager came out and looked at mine and said he would not replace them as the cracks were superficial and not on a place on the tire where it would concern him. He said he would not worry about them at this point. I asked him if he would drive his car with these tires and he said, “absolutely”. He stated that he would love to sell me a set of tires but just didn’t feel I needed to replace them right now. How refreshing. He just made a new customer.
Thanks for the input.
That’s where I’d be buying my tires from. There’s still a few honest people left
22 life’s a day
That’s what happens when you drive like an old lady and pump the brakes…cracks the tires. Take a look at Bonzos.
BTW(by the way), they sell used tires all over the place.
Ouch
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Nah, he’s trying to have a little fun. Ain’t buying his used tires though.
Used tires are for suckers.
“Another poon dream splintered on the rocks of reality.” --Peepod 07-25-2017
Feeling Frosty Tonight being a SUCKER and all.
You obviously never been in dire straights with a shredded tire and no spare along the side of a road. Bought my first used tire for $8 outside of Richmond Va. and was dam glad to dumb luck into it after carrying the rim on foot down the road. The gas/service station( not many around these days) had 2 racks of used tires and my man fixed me right up…too busy to take me back to my truck. No worries…I wasn’t carrying the rim back…
Last time I bought one they was $15…for my 4wd suburban that I pull stumps with and move boats around my yard.
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About pictures…
You taught me how to post pictures … a couple of years ago. Thanks again.
In regards to you’re spot tail pics…nice fush and we need Barbawang to explain the spots…
BTW( by the way…for Pea Pad) you gots some long toes…I believe you gots some monkey in you.
Also, I believe you played linebacker at some point in you’re life…beady eyes and a dam big head.
DF you lucked out with an honest tire man. Maypop holding air is good by me. Not for my kids or racing at LeManns.
mdaddy, i read that 2nd to the last paragraph 3 times. i still don’t know what you said.
when i think the dementia is getting me down, i go read your posts and feel better about myself. so i suppose some gratitudes is in order.
also, i’m pretty sure you’re related to DaMoons. one of you old guys splain that to mdadday
Refurbished tire?
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22 life’s a day
“BTW( by the way…for Pea Pad) you gots some long toes…I believe you gots some monkey in you.
Also, I believe you played linebacker at some point in you’re life…beady eyes and a dam big head.”
mdaddy, i read that 2nd to the last paragraph 3 times. i still don’t know what you said.
"BTW( by the way…for Pea Pad)
I interjected you into my conversation with 23 Sailfush…just trying to help you keep up. @# Sailfush has some long toes…beedy eyes…and a big head.
I’m talking to you now Pea Pad. You caught up now???
Now I’m talking to you Pea Pad.
You over there showing off talking about computer speed. You must not been around when you had to dial into the internet…1990’s…I think. Greatest invention of our lifetime. A library at you’re fingertips and a means to communicate ideas worldwide. In fact, I just fixed my oven…thanks to schematics for free.
Now for this website…it may be slow but it’s still up. Lots of drama all around…and also some good learning and sharing ideas. I’ll leave it at that.