Dick Cepek Extreme Country
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Year: 2004
Model: Grand Cherokee (WJ)
Engine: 4.0 Inline 6
I can't decide between these DC Extreme Country tires or the Mickey Thompson Deegan 38s. I like both.
So the TyreBeads work pretty good?
So the TyreBeads work pretty good?
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
If I ever get it done, maybe I'll post a pick and just blur out the truck.
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Year: 1998
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HAHA yeahhh I'd never buy a nitto or toyo based off of how much they've inflated their pricing. I remember when their tires were cheap! Now they're through the roof because every brodozer has them wrapped around their 22x14 wheels. Nope I'll pass.
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Year: 1998
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I don't hate on non-big name tires. I am a tire snob, but I'm not a egotist. I am also an engineer, so I focus on the numbers, not the marketing. Not all cheap tires are bad, and not all bad tires are cheap. I know this very well.
Except Kendas. Those are trash.
My point though, is if I drop $1200 on tires, I didn't do it for the name on them. But if they have a name on them... might as well show it off...
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just wanted to say THANKS for posting a thread on this...I 1st saw the YouTube video (as mentioned early in thread) and was gonna pass...but this thread with pics and info convinced me to get these...so i put 33x12.5x15's on mine and am eager to try them out
the size i got was only $180/tire on amazon...that's alot cheaper than others this size...so if they are this good, i'm very happy with the purchase
the size i got was only $180/tire on amazon...that's alot cheaper than others this size...so if they are this good, i'm very happy with the purchase
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Year: 1998
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just wanted to say THANKS for posting a thread on this...I 1st saw the YouTube video (as mentioned early in thread) and was gonna pass...but this thread with pics and info convinced me to get these...so i put 33x12.5x15's on mine and am eager to try them out
the size i got was only $180/tire on amazon...that's alot cheaper than others this size...so if they are this good, i'm very happy with the purchase
the size i got was only $180/tire on amazon...that's alot cheaper than others this size...so if they are this good, i'm very happy with the purchase
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Don't flame me for the truck. I seriously hate this thing more than any vehicle I've ever put a wrench on. I can't wait to finish it so I can sell it.
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No hate hear man! I almost ended up with a Land Rover Dicovery II, but I broke it on the test drive. I really think the 33x10.50 are the perfect tire for a 3.5" lift xj with stock 3.55 gear. cant wait to get my regear done and hopefully move on to some bigger rubbers some time in the future.