2014 GMC 1500 2wd needs shoes.

[KnotRight]

I am coming up on 45,000+ miles and thinking about the shoes that I want to put on the truck. 95% of my riding is on paved roads and interstate. The only off road that I will be doing is at the gun range.

I am satisfied with the shoes on the truck now but not sure if I should be looking at something different.

 

[Burt Gummer]

Michelin LTX/MS. Rotate then regularly and you’ll get great service out of em

 

[Coltdefender1911]

I find I get good service outta Redwings. Kinda pricey but I’m rough on footwear. Oh wait .... Hankook, Michelin or Toyo for me.

 

[Cowboy]

Michelin hands down what you want for longevity.

 

[Short Fuse]

Michlin Premiers, I love mine!

 

[Wolffy]

Michelin LTX/MS. Rotate then regularly and you’ll get great service out of em

Buy once, cry once. Have them on a 2wd Expedition. These are my first michelins, won't be my last.

 

[Majicmike]

I get 80+ out of Toyo's. All our standard duty work trucks use them now.

 

[Les White]

I just picked up a set of these for the commuter squad car. The price has gone up $40 since my purchase. Solid reviews. 1/4 the piece of the Goodyear eagle rs-a that were on it while it was in service. That brand also has a LT series.

The price shown is for a set of 4....shipped.

5k miles and no complaints.

 

[ES44AC]

I love Michelin's first. My second choice is Cooper CTS for trucks.

Just my 2 cents

 

[Infamous1]

Another Michelin vote here, I love the LTX. Good all around tire that gets good mileage wear, is quiet on the road and goes surprisingly well off road.

 

[beamernc]

Michelin LTX/MS. Rotate then regularly and you’ll get great service out of em

Got over 73K on the last set on my truck and replaced them with the same. I run Michelins on all my vehicles and both motorcycles. As soon at the Goodyears wear out on the wife's car they will be replaced with Michelin.

 

[Carolinatlc]

Have Michelin LTX MS2’s on my wife’s sequoia and just replaced a set on my Tundra with the newer Michelin defender M/S’s. This is at least my 4th set of these tires on various vehicles and I wouldn’t use anything else now.

 

[lowcountry]

Another vote for Michelin LT's, on my second set on a 4x4 1500.

 

[Alfred]

Michelin LTs. I hate to pay for them when I see other tires for half the price but among other things the Michelins will far outlast them not only in terms of getting more real world miles out of em, but the rubber wont be "dead" at the point that they wear out. Better rubber compounds I guess.