So this happened on my drive home from a hunting trip towing a 20ft bay boat. Tires have approx 8k miles on them. I feel lucky to be posting this on New Year’s Day. Anyone else have issues with transforce? This happened 260 miles apart. Both had me fishtailing and sent me into the median. I feel if it wasn’t for the exhaust brake, I wouldn’t have a truck or a boat, possibly even my life. Not trying to be dramatic because I am a commercial fisherman and used to equipment failure but this seems ridiculous. Lucky I had a generator, air compressor etc. with me because I am used to trailer tires blowing on my boat but never a steering tire.
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Dieseldumby689
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Hello there. Sorry to hear about your troubles. Yes, best to ditch them quickly as possible.
Depends on what you want tire wise. If you are looking for an all-season, I'm very happy with my Michelin Agilis Crossclimate tires. They are an all season tire that actually have the 3 peak winter rating.
Whatever tires you choose, be sure to get the road force balance done. It looks like you have a 2017-2019 truck with 20" wheels, they can be sensitive to vibration issues. Also, if you see any tire/wheel assembly with more than 2 ounces of lead on it reject it and make them dismount and rotate the tire on the wheel to get the weight down.
Good luck...
Depends on what you want tire wise. If you are looking for an all-season, I'm very happy with my Michelin Agilis Crossclimate tires. They are an all season tire that actually have the 3 peak winter rating.
Whatever tires you choose, be sure to get the road force balance done. It looks like you have a 2017-2019 truck with 20" wheels, they can be sensitive to vibration issues. Also, if you see any tire/wheel assembly with more than 2 ounces of lead on it reject it and make them dismount and rotate the tire on the wheel to get the weight down.
Good luck...
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