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Old 05-14-2010, 02:12 AM
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F-450 tread wear rating?

Does anyone know what the tread wear rating and/or what the mileage rating is on a set of Continental 225/70R19.5 HSR’s? I’m having issues with my dealership not being able to align my F-450 and at 25,000 miles, the outside shoulder of both my front tires are worn way down. I literally lost about 7/32” of tread within the last 5000 miles.
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Old 05-25-2010, 05:39 PM
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a friend of mine has an 08 that has 45K on it with the stock tires and they still look great, at least half if not more.
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Old 05-27-2010, 04:13 PM
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Does anyone know what the tread wear rating and/or what the mileage rating is on a set of Continental 225/70R19.5 HSR’s? I’m having issues with my dealership not being able to align my F-450 and at 25,000 miles, the outside shoulder of both my front tires are worn way down. I literally lost about 7/32” of tread within the last 5000 miles.
same truck here and same tires.

Ford told me the front end was dead on also.

I was told that the weight on the rear axle of the truck puts the front end up and that causes the extra stress on the side walls. I guess it's common with pulling a trailer but I'm going to check on rv.net to get other opinions.

I pull 16,000 lbs btw and have the tires rotated properly.
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Old 10-05-2010, 05:48 AM
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Tire wear has alot to do with:
*How you drive. More agressive = more weare
*How you take care of the tire. Low or high Air pressure = more wear
*The envirronment you drive in. Hi temps = more wear....
*The weight you carry. again the more weight the more stress the tire take = less miles.

And you can alway get into the brand of tire discussion....... some last longer than others.........
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