Or their suburban? How do you like them? Did you go off road with them?
How did they hold up? Snow? Ice? 275/55r20? Quiet?
What did you think of them?

I am thinking of replacing the Bridgestone Alenza's that came with the 2010 Tahoe.

 

I've got the identical tire on my 07 LT and have no complaints. Of course I have no off road experience with them and don't intend to. And down here in the sunny South we don't have any ice or snow yet. I run 40psi and in 10,000 miles have no visible wear. PS I retired from Michelin Tire so I know the quality that goes into their tires.

 

Are these the mich. the most expensive on Tire Rack? that's what I put on mine... worked out to the same price as the OEM Alenza whatevers with rebate....

They are... quieter than stock, ride nice, and grip amazing in the wet.

However I did have to send one back that would not balance to spec (my spec)...

and the dealer had to balance, then I had to go back and have them re-do with road force balance as they vibrated to all hell.

So, once that was fixed, they were good tires


my wife's family owns a saw mill, they said the same thing, Micheline's never balance right... great tire... never balance. (own over 30 cars / trucks)

Next time around I might go with them if they last long enough. I put them on 10,000 miles ago... so far, other than balancing, no complaints.

the OEM tires are actually quite nice.

 

What is road force balancing

 

Tire balance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia