Anyone know if I can get any 31s for around 500. Ive looked at treadwright but their always out of stock. Thanks

 

I wanted treadwrights too!
im probably going to go with Goodyear duratrecs since there kind of an all terrain. runs about 600$

check out tirerack

 

craigslist

 

http://www.vulcantire.com/mtzsport_t...zes_and_prices
Eldorado MTZ Sport made by Cooper is the cheapest i have found. If you look around online they can be had for less that whats on this link. I got mine for about $550 and i love them in snow and mud, otherwise keep an eye on craigslist for some used ones.

 

Dunlop radial mud rovers are cheap. So are Hercules trail diggers, but both ride kinda like crap. But any cheap mud tire will. Bfg's are worth the money if you want something a lil better. Both their mud terrains and all terrains ride and wear well.

 

how are the vulcans on the road?

 

i got my definity m/ts for 160 each at pepboys

 

I cant complain, I've run all kinds of m/t's and the eldorado mtz is relatively quiet compared to most. And they are the best m/t i have ever run in snow/ice. We got about 4" a couple weeks ago and i didnt have to use 4x4 at all. I feel very confident recommending this tire to a fellow xj driver who wants a cheap tire for use on the street and offroad. And they look badass for a bonus (much better that that pic on the website)

 

I thought treadwrights mt was good ?

 

yea but Treadwrights are always out of stock at 31

 

Ahh thats right.
I forgot about that. Sorry mate.

 

yea I really like the way those Vulcans look, where else can you order them because the shipping for me is like 130

 

These are the DuraTrac's. They are 10 ply so they handle sharp stuff well, the lugs are good for mud but these are by no way a dedicated MT, so considering that, the lugs are really good. The other really awesome thing about these tires is the siping, the little slits cut into the lugs. They are the feature that gives you grip in the snow. So if you need a good over all AT tire that does well in mud, great in snow, relatively quite on the highway and last as long as a regular highway radial go with the DuraTrac's.

Edit- the only times I've been stuck enough to need winching is when I've been up to the axles. Open difs and only on 235's.. I am very limited by axle clearance... Need locker...

 

where is the cheapest place to get duratracs?

 

5 finger discount...