33x12.50x15 Thornbird TSL tires?
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From: Fairfield county SC
Year: 96'
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 six shooter
5 reasons not to buy them. They're heavy, almost impossible to balance, bias ply horribly noisy, wear fast + unevenly, and they suck offroad!
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From: Telford PA
Year: 1997
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
Super Swamper TSL-Blas or TSL/Bogger-Bias. Buddy has the Bogger-Bias and he loves them. Mostly used for crawling. Do not know if that is in your price range.
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From: central IL
Year: 01
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
look into some mud terrians or all terrians radials of course i have some trail cutters they are cheap but they work awesome in the mud and snow and handle great on the road no noise
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From: central IL
Year: 01
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I'm not sure but i don't think they are that much they are tempra trailcutter M+S Radials
i found a 245 16 not sure the hieght but they are 120
i found a 245 16 not sure the hieght but they are 120
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From: central IL
Year: 01
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
its cheaper to buy a tire and rim combo most of the time plus you can upgrade the look of your jeep i have fake summit bead locks on my jeep nothin speacial it just depends my dad just bought a set of 33/12.50/15 bfg mud terrians and a set of eagle polished wheels mounted and balaced and shipped to his door for $1,100 but you can buy cheaper tires and rims for a package like 600 or so look around before you buy good luck man


