Denny, I know it gets exasperating when in the middle of a problem. That happens to me about weekly, but how I HEARD this situation is that you have never since owning the truck ever had a situation where the wheels just work as advertised. No matter what type of tire, you have had a problem.
In thinking from this far away, it very well might be another problem related to the truck and not the tires/wheels. If you dispute this, then you try another set of wheels. But wouldn't that be your third try? I know its exasperating. Sometimes I just cringe at certain peoples idiotic retorts. But with all of the PMs I get from you, and your concern for getting it right, it seems to me that you have an easily fixable issue.
#1: Try another set of rims/tires.
#2: Take your truck to an alignment/balancing/front end shop. Let them put the truck on their system to check every aspect of your system as a whole, then let them tell you its rims/tires OR many other anomalies related to tie rods, spindles and alignment that could cause this.
Try to get ahold of yourself young grasshopper. We are your friends and trying to help. I have the same problem as you trying to find a decent tire shop. I found one. You can too.
