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Old 01-26-2010, 09:03 AM
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I decided on 33x12.5r15 with help from all of you now what kind. want mud terrain tires but without breaking the bank. Any suggestions?
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Kumho KL71 are BY FAR the cheapest ones i know of, at least here in sweden. And they seem to get good reviews too.
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bfgs are good but they are pushing your bank =P
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i agree with the kumhos. ive heard very good things about them also. tirerack.com is your friend here lol
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maxxis buckshots are pretty cheap
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toyo muds are best bang for the buck. a friends off road shop is selling the hell out of those right now. 37-13.50!
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Check Craigslist, I just bought some durango radial m/t's 33x12.50x15 for 300 buck's they had 90% tread.
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I get all my tires at the junkyard for $16 each. Sure they don't match but so what, it's a work truck. Where else you gonna find 31" tires for $16?
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I love my procomp mudterains so far. there holding up well with 15k on them now.
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x2 on craigslist. bought 32"x11.5"x15" off craigslist for 275 on wheels and had them put on for me. they are about 85-90% tread. great deal, already has dug me out of a sticky(muddy) situation.
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