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I own a 2001 Dodge 1500 w/ 30,000 miles on it and am considering some new rubber.
My problem is the Goodyear Wrangler R/T's I have now are like driving on slicks since I bought the truck.Even if there is a chance of any precip,I'm chirping after every stop,and have slid to a halt more times than I'd like to.
Don't have a heavy acc foot and am tired of babying the thing every time theres weather.
Anyone know of a tire made that is better for wet conditions and also performs well year-round?Thanks All...><>...HS
Dodgeguy,Have you heard any complaints like this before at the shop.is the rearend too light with too much power up front?
My problem is the Goodyear Wrangler R/T's I have now are like driving on slicks since I bought the truck.Even if there is a chance of any precip,I'm chirping after every stop,and have slid to a halt more times than I'd like to.
Don't have a heavy acc foot and am tired of babying the thing every time theres weather.
Anyone know of a tire made that is better for wet conditions and also performs well year-round?Thanks All...><>...HS
Dodgeguy,Have you heard any complaints like this before at the shop.is the rearend too light with too much power up front?