1998 Classic Tires
09-08-2012, 09:05 AM
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1998 Classic Tires
Hey guys new Cherokee owner and this is my first post to this great forum.I finally found a clean 4x4 Cherokee to use as my DD.Im looking to replace the 235/70-15s that are on the Cherokee with 235/75-15 Goodyear Wranglers OWL they have at Walmart I can get an awsome price on them.These tires will be used 90% on the street street.Has anyone ever used these tires?Should I go OWL out or black out?I am going to add a 2" budget boost with AAD soon.What do yall think?
09-08-2012, 05:56 PM
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Buy those 31" Goodyear authority tires. They're barely over 30" tall like 30.2 inches I think. I had a guy at Goodyear tell me those are a good tire but just have a weak sidewall... which if its 90% street is prolly no problem. they're made for Walmart... by Goodyear.
That way way when you put a 2" lift on it those tires don't look dinky.
That way way when you put a 2" lift on it those tires don't look dinky.
09-08-2012, 07:16 PM
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Walmart tires? You mean the tires that are made out of inferior materials compared to that of the tires sold by more reputable resellers? :P
Goodyear Wranglers are great, but I would recommend the Duratrac or MT/R with kevlar. You can find great deals on them online that will probably match that of Walmart and you will get better quality.
Goodyear Wranglers are great, but I would recommend the Duratrac or MT/R with kevlar. You can find great deals on them online that will probably match that of Walmart and you will get better quality.
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09-08-2012, 08:48 PM
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Gee,looks vaguely familiar. Lol. Oh,and for reference, mines a 99 with 235/75/15 duratracs. I know the Walmart tires you're looking at resemble them if you're wondering about the look.
09-08-2012, 11:23 PM
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Kauffman Tire also sells these tires.http://www.kauffmantire.com/tire/1970083195.html
Ill actually be buying them wholesale about $18 cheaper.
Ill actually be buying them wholesale about $18 cheaper.
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09-10-2012, 07:53 AM
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Attachment 143039 Here's mine with 235/75/15 Cooper Discoverer ST. White wall out.
To the OP: if your gonna be going with a 2 inch boost why not just go to 31s? Id say for street driving and little trails go BFG A/T
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