Nitto TG or Cooper Zeon?
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Nitto TG or Cooper Zeon?
Looking to buy new tires this week in a 305/55/20 to put on my stock 20's. I have heard great things about both, so it's almost a coin flip to me. I do mostly highway driving, with a little off roading in the fall for hunting season. Any recommendations? Would I be better off with a dueler revo since I am hardly ever off road? Thanks in advance!
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I just got 2 of 4 of the Zeon LTZ in yesterday. Haven't and wont have a chance to get them on the truck for a couple of weeks, but wow...what a nice tire. I bought them from treadepot.com, shipped to me in 1 day, and for 170 a tire, shipping included. I bought the 275/60/20(33x11.50x20). I think these may be the last brand of tires I buy. I will never understand why people HAVE to buy the top of the line "wear item" like tires. I can understand buying excellent brakes, or suspension parts. I know I will probably catch some crap for that comment, but if people would keep their head and not drive like morons on the road, a "decent" tire will suffice for most peoples applications. There are so many options that are just as nice AND safe out there for SOOOOO much cheaper. I have a set of 305/55/20 Terra grapplers on my truck now. That tire was almost 325 new a peice....thats just nuts. Those were given to me, or I would be just now replacing my worn out Pirellis.
Last edited by vtelvr; 07-24-2009 at 06:55 AM.
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I have had the LTZ's for about 10,000 miles now and love them. Very aggressive looking and not silent but really quite. They ride good too for such a large tire and seem to do well in the little off roading I have done since I have had them. Tread depot is the cheapest place online I have seen for them. Plus cooper has a factory here in Mississippi so I felt like I was supporting the local economy and not sending it all overseas.
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I have had the LTZ's for about 10,000 miles now and love them. Very aggressive looking and not silent but really quite. They ride good too for such a large tire and seem to do well in the little off roading I have done since I have had them. Tread depot is the cheapest place online I have seen for them. Plus cooper has a factory here in Mississippi so I felt like I was supporting the local economy and not sending it all overseas.
Thanks for the review! I'm hoping I get this same result as well!