Where in Mich? I use a 21aa limestone [1 1/2 down to dust]for heavy use and for a good base. If the base is good and just has sink holes I would use 1x3 stone for the holes and 23aa to topcoat [23aa is 3/4" and down to dust]. I have been in the gravel business for 15yr and did many of driveway this way with great outcome. But it also dependes on the prep to [taking the topsoil off before stone,if this hasn't been done you are going to play catch up]. I'm from the SE part of the state prices for stone should be about $7 per ton for the stone and trucking is extra. Remember if you can get a gravel train in buy the train load verse just a lead the trucking is the same if I take the lead or train . If I can be of help let me know.
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