Best Tyres for the Chevrolet Tahoe

I have these tire on a 2004 Tahoe LT, RWD. I have a decent amount of experience with these tires, even with the limited milage I have on this set because I actually used to work for Firestone Complete Autocare, and all my coworkers, and I mean all, between the couple shops I worked at while I was there, loved them. They're the best tire IMO Firestone/Bridgestone currently make for trucks/suvs if you're looking highway tread. I've see one lady, actually, have 85k on them on like a 15 Grand Cherokee and they still had 5/32nd tread. They're very consistent with treadwear, and they are fairly comfortable tires, though with my personal vehicle having such large sidewalls and shocks replaced with Excel-G's, my personal experience may not be the most suitable for someone with a more modern crossover suv/cuv. Either way, highly recommended, they're excellent tires. I also have not seen any with cupping issues, separation, chunking, etc with them. At least not because of the tire, anyways. I've asked my customers, too, if they've had any complaints with them and I have only heard positive things about them. So if you're considering buying tires, this is the one I would recommend. I do not honestly believe you can get a better tire for the price in this segment.

Quality tire that has lasted through a lot of miles and off road use. I have a variant size that is the Toyo extreme version and they are the best tire I have come across for all types of use on a 4x4. Wish they made this version in larger sizes. Still running strong minimal wear!

Quiet, good grip dry wet and snow , very good wear and good price .

These tires are utterly amazing. I have the LT 10 ply rated tires on my Chevy Tahoe and they actually ride quieter and smoother than the 6 ply passenger tires I replaced them with. I use my SUV both on road and off on gravel roads to and from my cabin. These tires provide the grip and strength I need on gravel and the smooth ride on pavement. You won’t find a better LT tire for an SUV if you value strength with superior road manners.

I am on my third set of General Grabber AT. The ATx is a good evolutionary improvement. I drive from open highways to serious off road. Each time I find myself in extreme conditions, including 2 feet of snow, I am amazed with the Grabber AT. I am a tire snob. I run the best tires possible on everything I drive, from SCCA track days, to my super Duke R. When it comes to a all terrain, do everything tire, they are hard to beat.

Driving down the road and all of a sudden tire disintegrated.. didn't run over anything..waste of money!

Best bang for the buck. Doesn't provide anything less than well-known competitors, with a 30% lower price. Very good on-road manners for dry and wet surfaces.

Excellent tire for the first 20000km. Very comfortable ride, excellent handling in both dry and wet, low rolling resistance.

However things change in the negative direction after 20k, even though there is plenty of tread (6mm) left. Especially the emergency braking suffers dramatically and they get noisier. Now that two of them went out of round and can't be balanced successfully, I will have to get rid of them way earlier than expected.

Excellent grip on both wet and dry with very low rolling resistance. Consumption fell 1.5L/100km compared to a/t tires fitted before. Exceptional comfort with very low noise level. Definitely recommended. Way better than previously owned Michelin Latitude Tour HP.