akram Wrote:I know they are great, I've had them on previous vehicles. I'm just one of these ppl after having many issues with a brand I stay away from them, hence the reason I will never own a GM product again. These aren't going to be for wheeling and only used in the winter or maybe all year as second set to save my next set of offroad tires.
No offense intended Mel, but if you avoid anything that has given you an issue, you'll find all brands of vehicles and tires will be off your list eventually (hot much time did your Dodge spend at Gene's?). Everything has a positive and negative about it. No vehicle company today produces more than 20 of 100 cars that roll out of their factory without some sort of defect (Chrysler has the worst reputation of the big 3). The tire companies are the same way. You pick what seems like the best suited tire for your use and go with it. Sometimes you get a lemon, other times you get a gem. It's always a gamble. That's why I like used cars, if it's a lemon, normally it's bugs have shown themselves already.
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