Cheap tires?
#23
Dont go to Walmart for tires!
Also, you may want to look into Mastercraft Courser CTs. I got a set 3 years ago, and put little over 30k on them. I had never heard of them until I went to my roomates fathers tire shop. He recommended them for the best bang for your buck. I got em for a little over 400, but that was with my buddy and I puttin them on, and a friends discount.
I still havent seen any other trucks with these, or heard much about them. That could be a bad thing, but I'm happy with what they have given me...always been good to me on the road, in snow, rain, mud, and are wearing well. Can be a little loud depending on road conditions, but I would buy them again.
http://www.mastercrafttires.com/html...suv_courser_CT
Also, you may want to look into Mastercraft Courser CTs. I got a set 3 years ago, and put little over 30k on them. I had never heard of them until I went to my roomates fathers tire shop. He recommended them for the best bang for your buck. I got em for a little over 400, but that was with my buddy and I puttin them on, and a friends discount.
I still havent seen any other trucks with these, or heard much about them. That could be a bad thing, but I'm happy with what they have given me...always been good to me on the road, in snow, rain, mud, and are wearing well. Can be a little loud depending on road conditions, but I would buy them again.
http://www.mastercrafttires.com/html...suv_courser_CT
#24
yeah i have heard of them. my cousin had a set of mastercraft m/t tires but he sold them before they were worn. Although, from what i have heard on a few different threads, the bighorn have good tread life and perform real well. to top it off the look good too.
#25
If yuor looking for cheap. go with treadwright inc. like the other poster said.


I'm running this as a spare. I'm not running them on the truck because I got a smoking deal on my mickey's. BTW, If there is a 4wheel jamboree near where you live, wait until then and go talk to the vendors. that's how I got mine. $556 for 4 265/70R17 load range E. The one pictured was $75 from tradwright.


I'm running this as a spare. I'm not running them on the truck because I got a smoking deal on my mickey's. BTW, If there is a 4wheel jamboree near where you live, wait until then and go talk to the vendors. that's how I got mine. $556 for 4 265/70R17 load range E. The one pictured was $75 from tradwright.
#27
With that tax money coming in may I have been debating on getting bfgs at, or the liberator from walmart. I have a set of the liberators on my wifes truck for two years and they are just now starting to show a little wear.
#31
Mine weren't cheap i just bought me a set of 33" BF Goodrich M/T's they did cost a little more i think i paid $908 for everything mounted balanced and i got the extra insurance on them...
But you pay for what you get BF Goodrichs are supposed to last the longest as far as ware goes... and they've done AMAZINGLY well offroad.
But you pay for what you get BF Goodrichs are supposed to last the longest as far as ware goes... and they've done AMAZINGLY well offroad.
#32
im getting definity dakota m/t's pretty soon, very cheap, 40,000 mile warranty, buy 3 get one free with lifetime balancing and rotation and pep boys
http://www.pepboys.com/tires_wheels/...t_trucks_suvs/
http://www.pepboys.com/tires_wheels/...t_trucks_suvs/
#33
i goty a pair of 32.11.50.15 mudkingz they are a off brand mitchellin on my trail rig... they clear the mud great and are quite on the road... also wear quite well even with the welded rear..
#34
do you guys that have mud kings on your rigs think you could post a couple pics. I'm the guy that posted about them first but I just kinda wanted to see what they looked like on a yota. no looks aren't the most important thing but I already know how well they do in the mud. thanks ahead of time. I would really like to see what 32x11.5R15 look like mounted up.
Last edited by irish80prf; Apr 27, 2008 at 03:37 PM.
#35
I had a set of mud kings that are really cheap and I got 40,000 out of them on a '95 chevy. 31x10.5 are around 100 bucks I think. They would handle the mud really well. this is what I will be getting when my other tires go south or I just can't handle the at's anymore.
#36
Mine weren't cheap i just bought me a set of 33" BF Goodrich M/T's they did cost a little more i think i paid $908 for everything mounted balanced and i got the extra insurance on them...
But you pay for what you get BF Goodrichs are supposed to last the longest as far as ware goes... and they've done AMAZINGLY well offroad.
But you pay for what you get BF Goodrichs are supposed to last the longest as far as ware goes... and they've done AMAZINGLY well offroad.
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