KillerNutz

So I've been reading a lot about tires, and trying to decide which tires I wanted to get for my XJ. After a lot of research I came across TreadWright tires. These are retreads so initially I was very leary. However, I tried and tried to find something negative about them. The only bad things I could ever find about them where from people who had never tried them that said "you get what you pay for". So after finally after looking at the price and regular tires, I decided that it was worth it to give them a shot. For only $73.45 a tire I couldnt pass them up.

Customer Service:
First, I called them, and asked them a few questions, which the live person on the other end was more then happy to answer. I decided on the 31x10.5x15 ATB's. Which appear to be very similar to the BFG A/T T/A's. I was told that it would be 3-4 days before they where shipped, then 3-4 days for shipping. Boy was I surprised when I received shipping notification 6hrs later! They arrived 3 days later!

Tires:
They arrived this evening and Im very pleased, they definitely pass the eyeball test. You can barely see where the cap was placed on the donor carcass. I'm not sure if you didnt know it was there if you could even tell. I'm having them mounted tomorrow then I will add on a driving review. Here are some pics of unmounted:

Carcass & Cap:


Tread:

More Tread:

Where Cap is attached to Carcass:

c-loss

thanks for the imput i've been thinking about running these also. gotta let us now how they are once balance and on the jeep.

xj jason

those are some pretty sweet tires, let us know how they work out

nick_n_ii

Not to be "Johny Rain Cloud" but check your local laws, most states will not let you run retreads in the front of a vehicle. Michigan being one of them..

moses

How would they know they were recaps? If you have a state inspection Just run them in the mud before the inspection. good luck with your new tires. Keep us posted.

nick_n_ii

Look at the side wall at the base of the tread, mud won't cover that you can see it's a recap....

nick_n_ii

I don't want to be the nay sayer on this but this is what I would worry about.....

KillerNutz

Already checked, and they are legal. Unless, you can find somewhere that they are not. Good looking out though!

nick_n_ii

KillerNutz,

What state are you in? I'd like to also see if I can find anything on it for you Also.

KillerNutz

Trust me, I know, and like I've said, I did a lot of research of people who actually own them, and couldnt really find enough issues to deter me


Ohio

nick_n_ii

Yep can't find a single retread tire law in Ohio, just looking out for you guys that's all..

KillerNutz

I always appreciate a second set of eyes looking out I appreciate it

seed

yea those are pretty crazy,they say long trail on the side but have a/t treads

okcjeeper

I am thinking this place might be a good place to get a spare from..

afbond03

I have had my treadwright retreads for about 10 months now. I have some 30" ATs that have wheeled just as good as a $200 tire. Great company, great product, and I will def. be picking my MTs up from them as well. Guy that mounted them didn't even realize until he was done that they were retreads...gotta look closely.