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Ones that are manufactured in the US. Some examples would be:
Cooper/Mickey Thompson/Dick Cepek/MasterCraft (all Cooper companies)
Goodyear
Interco (superswamper manufacturer)
And there are others.
Most BFG are still made here, but the company is primarily owned by the French Bridgestone company I believe.
Some brands you can't tell where they're made except by referencing the DOT code on the individual tire. There are companies that have different sizes of the same tire style made in different countries!
Dunlop is a good example of this -- you can't tell WHERE their tires are made except by referencing the DOT number. I even wrote them once and asked and that's what they told me. If I sent them a DOT number they could tell me where it was made. I never bothered after that because it was too much trouble to go through to be able to buy American made tires from them.
My preference is American owned and made. But American made is good also.
Interestingly, Goodyear and Cooper are the only major tire manufacturers still owned by American controlled companies.
Cooper/Mickey Thompson/Dick Cepek/MasterCraft (all Cooper companies)
Goodyear
Interco (superswamper manufacturer)
And there are others.
Most BFG are still made here, but the company is primarily owned by the French Bridgestone company I believe.
Some brands you can't tell where they're made except by referencing the DOT code on the individual tire. There are companies that have different sizes of the same tire style made in different countries!
Dunlop is a good example of this -- you can't tell WHERE their tires are made except by referencing the DOT number. I even wrote them once and asked and that's what they told me. If I sent them a DOT number they could tell me where it was made. I never bothered after that because it was too much trouble to go through to be able to buy American made tires from them.
My preference is American owned and made. But American made is good also.
Interestingly, Goodyear and Cooper are the only major tire manufacturers still owned by American controlled companies.
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So far I love mine, they perform well in the mud. Don't expect them to last forever though, since they're mud tires. I've had mine for about 6 months and they haven't shown signs of wear........yet...... They're pretty loud on the street though. Thats OK for me though.....if my tires aren't singing to me then I'm not happy.
What size you looking to get and where from?
What size you looking to get and where from?
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I got mine here, but they don't seem to have the bighorn in 33 or 35 at the moment.
Might email them and see cause you can't beat their free shipping!
http://stores.ebay.com/Select-Tire_W...QQftidZ2QQtZkm
Might email them and see cause you can't beat their free shipping!
http://stores.ebay.com/Select-Tire_W...QQftidZ2QQtZkm
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Think it took 4 days.
They have that tire on their website, but if you buy it there you have to pay shipping. I'd email them and see if they'll set an auction up for you.
http://www.selecttire.com/detail.aspx?ID=9989
They have that tire on their website, but if you buy it there you have to pay shipping. I'd email them and see if they'll set an auction up for you.
http://www.selecttire.com/detail.aspx?ID=9989
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