Best cheap, local MT tires??
#1
Best cheap, local MT tires??
I can't pend $200 a tire on some top notch rubber, juts want a good mud tire that can be used as a DD tire as well as a weekend romper. Size 265/75/16. Cheap and versatile..what do you guys like?
#2
You can get used ones cheap. Just gotta wait and keep searching.
Picked up my 35" MTR's for $300 for all 4, all at 80% + tread!
As for cheap ones, I know the Geolandar MT's are cheap, and look nice. Then there's the offbrands you can buy at Big O or Discount.
Picked up my 35" MTR's for $300 for all 4, all at 80% + tread!
As for cheap ones, I know the Geolandar MT's are cheap, and look nice. Then there's the offbrands you can buy at Big O or Discount.
#4
Also check out Dayton Timberline MTs. They are basically the same design as the Firestone Destination MT just a little less aggressive. They are a pretty solid mud tire and a lot of people get around 50,000 miles on them on daily driven rigs.
#5
check out www.treadwright.com
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#8
I'd check discount first and then call them. A lot of times the store manager can work some manage and get the price a lot lower than their online price. Just depends if they have the tires in stock and how busy they are.
#9
Do you really want to skimp on your rubber? It's one the the most critical choices you will make in your modification process and makes a huge difference in your performance. Why not save a little longer and get a nicer, name brand set? Check out Ebay as well. I bought my last set of tires from Discount Tire on Ebay and scored a heck of deal.
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#14
All prices are negotiable. You just gotta ask if they can do any better on the price for you. They also price match...
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