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actually im looking for an all around good tire that has the agressive look to them. i looked at the terra but i do plan on doing some off roading but they dont have to be nubby's but the terra wont work for me any more.
i think the mudstars r to nubby for the amout of highway i drive. i think im gonna rock the Kumho Road Venture MT KL71
i think the mudstars r to nubby for the amout of highway i drive. i think im gonna rock the Kumho Road Venture MT KL71
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I love my Terra Grapplers. I've had them in everything except sand and they did good. I don't do any super deep mudding but I've had them in some fairly deep stuff and they did pretty good. Now is there a better tire out there? Yea probably. But for their price they're hard to beat. That's just my opinion. Maybe I'm a little bias though?
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5x4.5 15x10 classic II wheels here are 15x10 for $200 , hell i would go get these right now myself if it wasnt in ohio
Jeep Parts & Tires For Sale here 15x10 for $350 OBO so prob get around 300-250 looks like a TJ they are mounted too so 5x4.5 bolt pattern...
new ion wheels 15x10, 5 on 4.5 Brand new in box set for $375 might be able to get lower
BTW I did check for 15x8 also and didnt find any but a few steel wheels that are junk. this help? plus if your gonna body lift might as well run some 33's and 15" wheels will cut the cost down on them.
Jeep Parts & Tires For Sale here 15x10 for $350 OBO so prob get around 300-250 looks like a TJ they are mounted too so 5x4.5 bolt pattern...
new ion wheels 15x10, 5 on 4.5 Brand new in box set for $375 might be able to get lower
BTW I did check for 15x8 also and didnt find any but a few steel wheels that are junk. this help? plus if your gonna body lift might as well run some 33's and 15" wheels will cut the cost down on them.
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Kumho tires are the best!
ok so i have decided to get either 285/75/16 or 33x11.5 on factory rims
i planed on doing a bl a long time ago so im gonna do that. i cant afford new rims so i have decided to have my factory rims powder coated black
now i just need to decide what tires to get. any suggestions? here are the ones ive been looking at.
everyone knows the wrangler mt/r kevlar are at $250 a peice
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has anyone ran the Kumho Road Venture MT KL71 at $180 a pc
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i planed on doing a bl a long time ago so im gonna do that. i cant afford new rims so i have decided to have my factory rims powder coated black
now i just need to decide what tires to get. any suggestions? here are the ones ive been looking at.
everyone knows the wrangler mt/r kevlar are at $250 a peice
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has anyone ran the Kumho Road Venture MT KL71 at $180 a pc
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