22.5 drive tire recommendation

[Rawze]

Just remember that, for those who haul anything more then an empty trailer (especially if they are moving consistently heavier loads), that the better the rolling resistance, this will usually far outweigh, in fuel savings, the price if the tires, by the time they wear out.

I.E.> There's no sense on saving $1500 on a set of tires, if they cost you more than $1200+/year more in fuel losses x however many years they are installed onto the truck. Give it 5+ years, that is a loss of $6,000 in fuel losses vs maybe saving half of that in tire costs up front. A person may very well be loosing far more moneys than they saved in the end.

Here is an old thread or 2 that talks about this more...
http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?t...16#pid1116

and...
http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?t...3#pid19383

[Pd6cas2]

I run super singles b/s on the summer and michelin Xd on the winter, fuel mileage is drastically different between tire brands!
I typically run 3000 weekly and fuel mileage is key!

[SquareOne]

Has anyone tried looking for an updated rolling resistance chart (like the one copied earlier on the forum)?