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im not sure if there is already a thread about this but i am looking to buy new tires i want 31" but i dont want a bad pair but i also cant afford the best, anybody know of any good tires for a decent price???
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Thanks everybody i really do appreciate it
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if your looking for just an all around decent tire check out cooper's. i have ran them on my last 3 pick-ups and they did awesome. i went with the discover at and have ran the mt's.
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I did too....but the old tread design. Those tires were amazing and cheap too. Dunno why kumho decided to change a tried and true tread pattern. I think kumho tires are underrated.
How do you like the kumho's?
Here's a pix of my old 31" kumho MT's. I got these for $101 each. Sweet deal. Of course that was back when oil didn't cost $12,485,825.10 per barrel.
How do you like the kumho's?
Here's a pix of my old 31" kumho MT's. I got these for $101 each. Sweet deal. Of course that was back when oil didn't cost $12,485,825.10 per barrel.
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I don't think I've heard much on the definity dakotas, but I have heard plenty of bad stories about pep boys.
Another cheap option would be the Maxxis Bighorns. The sidewalls leave a bit to be desired so you just have to wheel with that in mind. If you do a lot of rocks then this might not be the best option. but... they work well for trails, clean out well in mud and are great on the road.
Another cheap option would be the Maxxis Bighorns. The sidewalls leave a bit to be desired so you just have to wheel with that in mind. If you do a lot of rocks then this might not be the best option. but... they work well for trails, clean out well in mud and are great on the road.
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Check these indonesian tires:
http://www.multistrada.co.id/product...es-dhawkmt.php
http://www.gt-tires.com/tire.asp?cat...pat=SAVERO+M/T
It's cheap...
http://www.multistrada.co.id/product...es-dhawkmt.php
http://www.gt-tires.com/tire.asp?cat...pat=SAVERO+M/T
It's cheap...
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I have the new style Kumho, there are 4 of us now running them in our local club. This tire is awesome. Great in the snow, been awesome in the mud and rock.
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Check these indonesian tires:
http://www.multistrada.co.id/product...es-dhawkmt.php
http://www.gt-tires.com/tire.asp?cat...pat=SAVERO+M/T
It's cheap...
http://www.multistrada.co.id/product...es-dhawkmt.php
http://www.gt-tires.com/tire.asp?cat...pat=SAVERO+M/T
It's cheap...
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Check these indonesian tires:
http://www.multistrada.co.id/product...es-dhawkmt.php
http://www.gt-tires.com/tire.asp?cat...pat=SAVERO+M/T
It's cheap...
http://www.multistrada.co.id/product...es-dhawkmt.php
http://www.gt-tires.com/tire.asp?cat...pat=SAVERO+M/T
It's cheap...
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Ya know I think I have decided my next set of tires will be more of an agressive AT like the BFG's or something...I don't forsee much rock crawling and to much agressive offroading..If so I have my 30" mt's I can toss on... The AT's will have better on road ride and help on MPG's some...SO I may end up with some 31" BFG AT's..