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Old 06-10-2017, 09:52 PM   #15
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Front axle is rated for 20,000#'s which takes the 365 tires on 10" wide rims. Only reson I can see for the same on the tag is to lower the pressure required in the tires. One other non conventional thing is that both the inside and outside drive axle wheels are aluminum rather than the inside being steel. This was confirmed when I got new tires last Sept. by the tire dealer.
Ah.... thanks for the info.
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But I wonder, how can there be such a price difference if the Toyo is just as good?
Marketing cost and brand reputation from many years ago. Michelin used to be the best tire available, but that is no longer the case. However Michelin still prices based on that long ago reputation. Toyo, Yokohama, Hankook, Bridgestone, Firestone all produce quality tires.
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