Cheapest place for Tires

[cdhicks99]

Any ideas?

I have a few prices but there are so many to lookat I figured this would be quicker.

[90seven]

Not really too sure about cheapest place, but I'm really happy with my experience at Discount Tire. That's just my spare change.

[dagwoodzz]

Sam's club usually is few cents cheaper. Installation is always cheaper.

[cdhicks99]

I will be ordering them online.

[cdhicks99]

Should I go bias or radial?

[vengeful]

Radial!

[cdhicks99]

I thought the bias would be better at low pressure?

[vengeful]

Radials are fine at lower pressure, and will be more durable and better on the road.

 

This is your DD, yes?

[cdhicks99]

No.

[cdhicks99]

Help!

I'm ready to order!

I am going to keep my AT's on the factory wheels for road driving but it rarely gets driven.

 

I'm thinking

rock crawler wheels $195.96

+TSL radials $503.96

-Package Special $50

=$649.92

[cdhicks99]

Subtotal: $649.92

Shipping: $58.79

Total: $708.71

[tmorgan4]

What size are you getting? Those things are cheap!

[cdhicks99]

32x10.5

[fordsho90]

where at?

[cdhicks99]

http://tirepackage.com/

[fordsho90]

cool thanks for the linky

[Precise1]

Personally, I'd get the radials, regardless of daily driver or not...

 

Take some picts !! (before and after)

 

 

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[cdhicks99]

Before:

[Geoff B]

Have you considered retreads? This company makes a variety of light truck radial retreads in all terrain and mud tread patterns.

High Tech Retreading

I have a set of their "OTR Mud" tread 31/10.50R15 on my '87 and have no complaints, although I've only driven them a couple thousand miles, including a couple hundred off road miles. Price was $290, delivered to my door, for a set of 4. They have a good reputation for quality, I'd heard of them on some other forums, and recently one of the off road magazines had an article on them.