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Originally Posted by cuda
I want to stay the exact stock size. What other tire would you suggest for the use I stated above. Btw, it's a SRW.
What size tires are on it??
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Originally Posted by mama tryed
Cuda, you going to Destin??
What size tires are on it??
What size tires are on it??
The size is LT 275/70R18.
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Originally Posted by cuda
I doubt it, busy as hell at work.
The size is LT 275/70R18.
The size is LT 275/70R18.
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Originally Posted by mama tryed
I know that we stock the Continental in that size, I'll check it out today and post tonight
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Originally Posted by cuda
That's what's on it. I want a little more aggresive tread, for when I'm offroad.
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tirerack.com or discount tire - forget which ones handle goodyears but I have had good luck buying tires from both sites.
I have 275/65/17 Goodyear ATS on my superduty - orig tire and now on 2nd set - first set went 60k miles with no problems other than 1 tire sidewall failure (my fault) - bought another set from a take-off ebay seller. Stick with E-loads, the ATS comes in both c and e loads for that size - I had C's in the same size on a 04 F150 and they didnt last nearly as long as the E's on the F250.
I have 275/65/17 Goodyear ATS on my superduty - orig tire and now on 2nd set - first set went 60k miles with no problems other than 1 tire sidewall failure (my fault) - bought another set from a take-off ebay seller. Stick with E-loads, the ATS comes in both c and e loads for that size - I had C's in the same size on a 04 F150 and they didnt last nearly as long as the E's on the F250.
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I'm looking for some Goodyear Wrangler MT/Rs in a 235/75/15. My stock tire size is a 225, but the 235s shouldn't be any problem. They're going on my 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I want something that's going to have good traction year round, but especially in the winter. I'm tired of running 2 sets of tires on the Jeep.
I'll just sell the ones I have now after I get the MT/Rs. Tirerack.com has them for $135/tire plus $83.60 in shipping. Mama Tryed, what can you do?
I'll just sell the ones I have now after I get the MT/Rs. Tirerack.com has them for $135/tire plus $83.60 in shipping. Mama Tryed, what can you do?
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Originally Posted by cuda
That's what's on it. I want a little more aggresive tread, for when I'm offroad.
We have the Conti's for 109.00 plus freight. thats a 10 ply Black.
Mitch
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Originally Posted by sono***un
I'm looking for some Goodyear Wrangler MT/Rs in a 235/75/15. My stock tire size is a 225, but the 235s shouldn't be any problem. They're going on my 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I want something that's going to have good traction year round, but especially in the winter. I'm tired of running 2 sets of tires on the Jeep.
I'll just sell the ones I have now after I get the MT/Rs. Tirerack.com has them for $135/tire plus $83.60 in shipping. Mama Tryed, what can you do?
I'll just sell the ones I have now after I get the MT/Rs. Tirerack.com has them for $135/tire plus $83.60 in shipping. Mama Tryed, what can you do?
BFG Mud Terrain - $112.00
I hate to question you, but have you ever run Mud Terrain's?
They are great for what their designed for, but you won't get near the mileage out of them as say an all terrain and then there is the noise factor after about 15 thousand miles, but if thats what you want I'm fine with that, just wanted to give you the heads up!! we cool?
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Originally Posted by tee4texas
tirerack.com or discount tire - forget which ones handle goodyears but I have had good luck buying tires from both sites.
Mitch