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hey guy's i have a 01 2500hd with factory Firestone tire's (junk) get stuck on wet grass ,only got 43,800 miles ,what in your opinion are the best stock size traction tire's for the money ? i am on a fixed income so i have to play it close to the hip .any help would be appreciated :help:
 

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I run Bridgestone Dueller A/Ts. You are right the Firestones suck I had 15,000mi on my 06' and sold them. When I bought the 07'OBS and now 07'NBS took the Firestones and sold them also all the trucks have 285's. Being on a fixed income let me know what kind and size you want. I plow for a tire distributor and get tires at employee cost. If you were to be in St.Paul, MN. I know they have locations in IA but not sure if I could get the discount.
 

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I looked for two weeks at about 20 brands and was dead set on the ATR's but when i used a work van that just had them put on i thought they were very unstable when i was heading off a ramp with a few bumps, the van shifted very bad and almost lost it..seriously..After that was the scorpions but had bad reviews especially when truck sits , they get flat spots...So i went with Chaparral ap's..I had them installed 4 weeks ago and got to try them out in the storm, all i can say is awesome tire..were about 590 installed with free rotation and flat repair for life...
 

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I have Cooper 285 STT's on the Chevy and i'm not impressed at all with them in the snow. My Kelly Safari MSR's I had on my Dodge 1500 were the best tire i've ever seen. I could plow in 2WD most of the time with about 700 lbs in the rear.
 
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