Best On-Road Light Truck Tire

Video quality	The size	Download

Information Best On-Road Light Truck Tire

Title	:	Best On-Road Light Truck Tire
Lasting	:	7.28
Date of publication	:
Views	:	23 rb

Good video I have a Platinum and treat it just like you do yours Ty
Comment from : @DitchCCDC23

This may be the best tire review video on the internet Compare this video to the cheap and cheesy computer voiced tire review videos that are so common Thank you for this video
Comment from : @roberthenry9319

You titled a video light truck tire and did a video on passenger car tires I know you have no need for the extra capacity but people searching on light truck tires likely dobr The first rule to get subs and views is respect your viewer Consider changing your video title
Comment from : @Clarks-Adventure

I’m at 30k on my tundra and they look like yours didbrDid you do an alignment before you installed the new ones?
Comment from : @gregkeller80

Any way you can’t post the exact model tire you got ?
Comment from : @jakemapes1921

Got 68,900 miles on my BFG K02s with 1/4” of tread left … 5k rotations and kept them at factory psi
Comment from : @jakemapes1921

My all time favorite tire ! I’m about to hit 30k miles on my 2021 tundra and like you mentioned my duelers Bridgestone are getting low Can’t wait to put on these defenders ! My Lexus has them and they are exceptional ! They last FOREVER !
Comment from : @tundras4ever552

Excellent Review Thank you
Comment from : @andrewr2875

Good info thanks! Is the 185mpg hauling a trailer or no trailer? If so what's mpg while hauling?
Comment from : @tonysmith860

This is an excellent review I replaced my stock Bridgestone Duelers on my 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie Sport which lasted 28,500 miles with these tires in 305/50R20 about 3 months ago My driving is city/highway 50/50 My goal with these tires is high mileage, good all season handling, great ride, and quiet TBH the stock Bridgestones were very quiet but that was the only category they excelled in I’m finding these Michelins to be just a tad louder than the Bridgestones, which surprises me, but I’m running at 40psi so I may need to back that down Otherwise it’s too soon to tell, except that I can already tell they are much better in the rain/wet Thanks for your video
Comment from : @GoodCorporateRobot

I am considering a set of these for my travel trailer when the current stock tires are done The 235/75 15 should fit fine on my wheels (current tires are 225/75 -15 ST tires) and have all the load capacity I need for my 6800 pound axel weight on the trailer As always safe travels
Comment from : @ShawnPatterson402

Hey, I’ve got the same Tundra and tow regularly as well Just wanted to check if these Michelins are the E rated version? Thanks
Comment from : @benjamincarter9726

Awesome thanks
Comment from : @toshibavoodoo

Are these A rated tires I currently have E rated on my 2016 Tacoma plus the tires are 56 pounds each My gas mileage is horrible on the highway 13 mpg
Comment from : @PHILLIPS8822

Lots a good information thanks for sharing!
Comment from : @88ofnothing

I have Falken wildpeak ht on my f150 2013 I like them Ride good change lanes like a rocket I have kyb shocks also
Comment from : @georgeniksich1152

I decided to go with these tires for my 2016 Tundra Had them put on today just in time for the snowstorm moving through my area On the way home from the tire shop I decided to not use 4x4, (even though the condition called for it) to see how well the tires would perform in 2wd and I was blown away with how good of traction they get They also look great on the truck Thanks for such a great review video, it helped me in making my decision!
Comment from : @MrGunner945

I have been trying to make an informed decision about new tires for my 2016 Tundra with 20” stock wheels I think you sold me on the Michelin Defenders, thanks for a great review!
Comment from : @MrGunner945

Who uses a penny seriously
Comment from : @LLCoolPass

Alright I’ve driven 60,000 miles on mine and I’ve had blowouts on 4 tires These things are atrocious in wet conditions (rain, light snow, mud etc) brbrIt’s not an all terrain but it’s not good in the elements They make for a nice quiet ride though
Comment from : @Yahabibiyarasul

I currently run these on my F150 They are super quiet and hold the road no matter what the weather They are a highway tire but do have a pretty sufficient amount of off road capabilities beyond what you would think I ride a lot of gravel mountain forestry roads and some dirt The M/S on the tire is a mud and snow rating They handle light mud fairly well and are excellent in the snow If you want a on road tire majority of the time and but has some off road abilities that you feel A/T tires aren’t necessary for this is the one
Comment from : @davidlecroy432

Title should be best halfton for tires
Comment from : @colton8552

What psi you set your tires ?
Comment from : @joeybrioso9408

Awesome review, love any tire by Michelin The ride and comfort is second to none with quality you can trustt
Comment from : @JKALLU1

I upgraded to E rated 10 ply tires for towing almost th exactly the same weight travel trailer as you The 10 ply tires makes a HUGE difference in stability when towing The side wall is much more stable
Comment from : @EverydayJ1786

I called Bridgestone asking why the tires that came on my new Tundra wore so quickly, after 20,000 miles they look like they wont have much more life They admitted that the tires they sell/manufacture for auto manufactures are not as good as the ones they sell to the public at tire stores I mentioned that they are shooting themselves in the foot because if i didn’t know this i would conclude Bridgestone was a cheap tire and i would not buy again
Comment from : @Joe-cu4hi

Um my 2021 gets 10 mpg city and towing 98 brI guess I drive fast 75 80brMaybe my truck has something wrong with it
Comment from : @ericbuchta9765

I’m really thinking about these tires but it’s so hard to go from 285/55r20 BFG ko2s to a less aggressive and more highway oriented tire
Comment from : @Jaimeleon20

Thank you for giving me a review that gives me what I’m looking for instead of a bunch of useless advertising I’m driving a Tundra shod with BF Goodrich K02’s which have served well for 68000 miles I don’t go off-roading (too much cleaning) I very infrequently tow but it’s time to think of replacing them and you comments about using a P rated tire make a lot of sense
Comment from : @TheLeterpeach

I was about to buy 8 or 10 ply tires, I seldomly tow a 5000 pound trailer and very close to payload The Costco by me, recommended these will do and glad to see and hear your video
Comment from : @richardmr2