The Stovebolt Site Forums The Shop Area Driveline Old Farm Trucks...Highway Tires on Front, Mud tires on Rear?

I just had the same choice to make. I wanted to keep my barn find, patina truck as close to original as I could. I went with the Power Kings. The look was perfect but the ride was not. I did not notice the noise issue. The wandering, I could deal with, as long as the speed was low. 55 to 60 mph on the highway raised the pucker factor off the charts. The biggest issue was the constant vibration. I was using the original 2 piece rims and the tires were a pain to balance. Plus the tires need to get warm to smooth out the flat spots if you don't drive it regularly. I went with radials and I love driving my truck now. The highway is no longer intimidating.
PS. I might know where you can get a set of Power King tires with less than 150 miles on them for a great price.....