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Originally Posted by blackie2
I've got about $1000 bucks to put toward new tires for my 4Runner that has Yokohoma Geolander HT/S tires on it. They're the second set of them. The first set I got 63,000 miles out of the second set 72,000 miles but that's using all five tires in the rotation. The tread on all of them are down to practically nothing so I have to get another set of tires. Here's where I need some advice. If most of my driving is highway, commuting to work round trip 90 miles a day, and some light off-road use when I get a chance to go fishing with my boat, would you advise me to get 5 new Yokohoma HT/S or AT/S tires warranteed for 60,000 or 50,000 miles or put four Michelin tires LTX M/S2 or AT2 warranteed for 70,000 and 60,000 miles on it (keeping one of the Yokohomas as a spare)?
I never really liked the Yokohomas as they didn't wear very evenly but I had a car with Michelins that didn't wear very well either. I know car tires are different than SUV tires so I know that's not a good measure of the quality. Anyway, any advice would be appreciated.
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I've got about the same budget and opted to go with the Goodyear Duratracs after reading weeks of tire threads on this forum. Discount tire on Inwood seems to have the most in stock and at $244 per tire, a pretty good price. There is also a mail in rebate for I think $10 per tire.