Anyone used these rubbers?
Anyone used these rubbers?
Haha... funny title... Anyways, I shopping for a 31x10.5R15 tire and I came across these, They look decent and are only 72 bucks each.
http://www.vulcantire.com/trailcatlt...?refad=Froogle
These are a mud terrain tire and are only 93 bucks each.
http://www.vulcantire.com/wildcatext...?refad=Froogle
These are AT and only 97 buckz each.
http://www.vulcantire.com/trailcatlt...?refad=Froogle
These are a mud terrain tire and are only 93 bucks each.
http://www.vulcantire.com/wildcatext...?refad=Froogle
These are AT and only 97 buckz each.
Those "name brand" prices sound GREAT until you add in shipping and handling, and get them mounted and balanced. You can often get them locally for LESS.
The Dean's are made by Cooper (in most cases) and both of those look like the Cooper tread/sidewall types. Also try Mastercraft for mud tires (another Cooper second tier name).
In many cases, these are great tires.
But, you may find Mastercraft (and there are other domestic tires made with other brand names and priced cheaper) dealers somewhere near you and find it's easier and as cheap to buy locally.
The Dean's are made by Cooper (in most cases) and both of those look like the Cooper tread/sidewall types. Also try Mastercraft for mud tires (another Cooper second tier name).
In many cases, these are great tires.
But, you may find Mastercraft (and there are other domestic tires made with other brand names and priced cheaper) dealers somewhere near you and find it's easier and as cheap to buy locally.
$436 for tires plus $96.40 for shipping. That's $532.40 then about $50 to get them mounted and about 35 to get them balanced...over $600... great. I can get a wheel and tire combo for that much.
oops, did i mention i was a stupid college kid...
http://www.vulcantire.com/cgi-local/tiresearch.cgi
^^^That one doesn't work!!
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http://www.vulcantire.com/geoat_t.htm
http://www.vulcantire.com/wildcatext_t.htm
http://www.vulcantire.com/cgi-local/tiresearch.cgi
^^^That one doesn't work!!
Here we go:
http://www.vulcantire.com/geoat_t.htm
http://www.vulcantire.com/wildcatext_t.htm
Originally Posted by dangerranger
Will the 32s fit without tbar crank and not rub ( since i dont have t-bars to crank)
Wildcat EXT tires are awesome cheap offroading tires. Everyone uses em here
http://www.vulcantire.com/wildcatext...?refad=Froogle
Aaron
http://www.vulcantire.com/wildcatext...?refad=Froogle
Aaron
I can get the little rubber tires off my grandsons toy trucks for FREE! (but they'll cry...) And some of them have AWESOME tread!!!
(really, I wish I had the tread on some of their toy trucks, lol...)
(really, I wish I had the tread on some of their toy trucks, lol...)
personally 32x11.5x15 Buck shot mudders they get GREAT millage out of them. and if you contact Brian member here he can set it up for you he sells them probly under $500 because its $500 for 33x12.5 shipped to your door.






My quads bigger then your truck zach