FarmWithAFord
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Has anyone ran Federal Couragia's on their truck? I really like the tread pattern and how aggressive they look, but does anyone know how long they last or if they're really loud or anything else?
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PDT1081
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They are pieces of **** on an 8,000lb truck. Less than 1,000 miles and the side of my white truck was covered in the rubber. Traction on wet pavement is non-existent. I put 10,000 miles on a set. Tread was more than half gone and the noise was enough to drive you insane. This was on a 2013.
FarmWithAFord
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Just 1000 miles of regular driving? That's nuts. Does anyone else have any input? I can get these for like $168 shipped a tire so I'm trying to decide if they're worth a shot
Powerstroke Man 6.4
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I seen some people post that the tread rips off of the tire and it leaves you on side of the road and calling for a tow truck...
powerstroked08
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I had a set and got over 15k on them worth a ton of abuse. I'd buy another set without a doubt. I had great luck with them. They rode good and we're not loud. But that's just my experience.
PDT1081
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Less than 1,000 miles to have the side of the truck completely covered in rubber dust. I put 10,000 total on them before I replaced them. Doubt they would've made it to 20,000. And yes, regular driving in a bone stock truck. They are cheap tires for a reason.
97f350stroker
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Buddy just put some on his dmax about a month ago and said he's already noticing them wearing like crap. Haven't heard him say anything about traction though. I've yet to see any m/t have good traction on wet pavement....
bruce
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Trash, I might run them on a jeep but thats about it
patricku47
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One of my good friends had 2 of them come apart under his truck and they were still relativity new. They seem like a great light truck tire, but don't hold up well under the weight of our trucks.
FarmWithAFord
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Yeah, these have made the decision for me lol. No federal couragias
patricku47
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Look into the Mastercraft MXT for a mud terrain. I know several people running them that are in love with them. If I ever decide to switch to an M/T, I would give them a shot.
djr4x4
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:whs: Running Mastercrafts MXT's atm and am very pleased with them
FarmWithAFord
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That was what I was looking at before and liked the look of them. Just saw the couragias and like the look and price. When I go for new tires, I'll probably go MXT 
97f350stroker
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Just put these on my truck. I ran the Mastercraft courset m/t on my obs crew before they came out with the mxt and really liked those so I figured I'd rock the mxt. So far so good, very quiet rolling down the highway
My friends dad had some on his 14 dodge 2500 Cummins and the sidewall started splitting with only about 5k miles.a lot of people around here run them on titans,tundras,tacomas,rangers ,etc and love them.
They are noisy also
They are noisy also
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I've put about 15k on a set. So far they have been wearing fine. They're not crazy loud but definitely not quiet. My truck weighs around 10k. Full of tools, under a topper all the time. I did have to replace 1 tire but it was due to smashing a pot hole at 50ish.
. Even after the damage the tire held air and got me home, 60 miles. I can honestly say I am having a good experience with them.
. Even after the damage the tire held air and got me home, 60 miles. I can honestly say I am having a good experience with them.
powerstroked08
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Wow that didn't do the rim any good!
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