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Saturday I called Americas tire and asked about some 33's mtr's to replace my two blown tires. $185 each plus mounting, balance, and additional for the warranty. Damn
Well, today is Sunday. I went to CostCo to see what they had in the way of tires. I was going to leave cause they had nothing bigger than a 31 inch tire. Lynda asks about their tires and says we are looking for 33's. The guy say well I got some 35's that someone ordered and never picked up. You can have em for $150 bucks each, mounted, balanced, valve stems, amd roadhazard all included in the price. Well, what kind of tires are they, I was thinking, so I asked. "What kind of tires are they"
The guy said. BFGoodrich Mud Terrains - 3 ply side wall, you know the new design to compete with the MTR. I said I'll take em.
So now my jeep doesn't go uphill very well, but it sure looks pretty :D
Jeepskickass 08-10-03, 09:48 PM Sweet deal!!! I hope I can come up with something like that when it's time for me to buy!
BTW, I not only noticed a difference on the street, but off road it affected me too. Now my gearing isn't quite low engough!!
JeepGal 08-10-03, 10:06 PM AWESOME KIRK!
GREAT DEAL. Ive heard great things about them...I look forward to seeing how they perform.:)
Im suprised to hear that Americas Tire was that much, I got mine for 165 plus the warranty...hhrrmnnn
ENJOY...when we doin Rowher???
Tam :)
NAILER341 08-10-03, 10:59 PM now you can go to americas tire for the warranty :) it should be 100 bucks for all 5.
great deal!
I've heard a few people rant about the Dunlop Mud Rovers from Sams Club. 33" is $100 a pop. and they have warranty and road hazard. A guy aled what if i bring one back with a fist sized hole in the sidewall, and Sams Club said they would replace them. The yhave tires up to 35"s too. Lucky score for those 35"s, I just cant see paying 150+ for tires.
Trailbst 08-11-03, 04:31 AM $150, that's all. That's awesome.
I'm thinking about spending $172 a tire. Super Swamper TSL's in the Q78 size. I guess it's all about the performance that you, and that will dictate how much you spend. Then again, I might decide to be frugal, and only spend $113 each for Swamper LTB's in the 34 x 10.5 Who knows.
Congrats Kirk on the steal of the week.
igofshn 08-11-03, 02:07 PM Originally posted by YJWOLF
I've heard a few people rant about the Dunlop Mud Rovers from Sams Club. 33" is $100 a pop. and they have warranty and road hazard. A guy aled what if i bring one back with a fist sized hole in the sidewall, and Sams Club said they would replace them. The yhave tires up to 35"s too. Lucky score for those 35"s, I just cant see paying 150+ for tires.
He unloaded the Dunlop's because they were CRAP. He had a flat just about every run.
igofshn 08-11-03, 02:08 PM 35's with 3.55 gearing. Wow, can you make it up your driveway? Time for the new gears.
JeepGal 08-11-03, 08:46 PM Originally posted by igofshn
He unloaded the Dunlop's because they were CRAP. He had a flat just about every run.
Or two or three flats...:rolleyes:
They are called Dun Lops for a reason.
Last Chance Canyon- 3 flats,
Doran - one flat
Rubicon - two flats
around my house - 5 flats.
I got two new ones for sale- they have less than 1000 miles on them.
igofshn 08-12-03, 08:38 AM Originally posted by Cetrov
They are called Dun Lops for a reason.
Last Chance Canyon- 3 flats,
Doran - one flat
Rubicon - two flats
around my house - 5 flats.
I got two new ones for sale- they have less than 1000 miles on them.
Get some new rims and put them on your trailer. That is what I run on mine.
NAILER341 08-12-03, 08:43 AM put them on ebay!
Originally posted by Cetrov
Last Chance Canyon- 3 flats,
Doran - one flat
Rubicon - two flats
around my house - 5 flats.
we'll have to start calling your house "cetrov flats."
cbremer 08-12-03, 01:05 PM Originally posted by sarah
we'll have to start calling your house "cetrov flats."
better yet, make an obstacle out of the flat tires and it can be "cetrov's flats" :D
NAILER341 08-12-03, 05:38 PM spread them out in the front yard and use them as planters :) that would be a great use for those dunlops!
good move, and a great price on those tires kirk :)
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