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Is 30psi working out good for you? seems low to me for highway use. I need to get lots of miles out of these!

 

I am at 34psi all around now. Feels much better.

 

Solved the poor snow traction by picking up a set of studded 265/70R17 coopers on sport rims from Craigslist tonight. Just in time for the upcoming snow and ice storm

 

Just measured the tread depth on mine. They are at 11/32.

Can't remember what they they were new 14/32?

I have had them on since spring. Have not kept track of milage, but I don't drive a ton of em.

 

I emailed tread lightly to get my membership number. They got back to me within a day.

 

So p metric are supposed to be 14/32. Mine showed up at 13/32

 

Hmmm. Don't recall measuring mine at new, if I did. They are also P rated.

Good news is they are all wearing evenly.

 

My p rated measure 14/32 brand new.

 

What pressure do you keep yours?

 

34psi

 

Mines split. 34 in the rear 36 in the front. All of them seem to be wearing evenly far as I can tell

 

Same here. Mine were 13/32 new, not 14/32. I'm going to check mine this weekend, I'm close to putting 1,000 miles on them

 

I'm right around 6,000 miles on them now. Measured them Monday and all 4 are under 10/32. best guess a 9.5/32"

 

Got 2 coats of Tuf Shine Tire Clear coat on them yesterday. I'm looking foward to the gloss toning down some. This stuff makes tires incredibly easy to clean!

 

For those of you running 285/75/16...What psi are you running?

 

I have about 5k miles of strictly road use on my tires, didn't measure when new but they are all wearing evenly (still need to measure depth now). Anyways we have been getting hit with a pretty good little storm today and tonight it picked up again, 3-5in earlier and calling for 8-12in tonight. Driving around in 2wd the traction control would kick in if you don't feather the throttle, but the truck never felt out of control. In 4wd it wouldnt come on at all unless I got stupid and wanted to slide a little. This was on light fluffy snow, some hardback, and slush. Overall I am impressed with these tires for not being dedicated snow tires, now I do have a cap so there is an extra ~150lbs evenly spread over the rear so that does help. I am confident in driving these in the winter and at no time did they feel unsafe or out of control. As long as they wear well I will continue to use these in the winter, but only time will tell how they do with less tread depth.

 

My tires got a good coat of mud on em.

 

Mine have salt.

 

Mine will too. But it will rinse right off.

 

what mpg you getting with this?