treadwright tires? retread tires? and general tires
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Where did you get that deal? If I can get a price like that on some decent mud tires, it might be worth the trip. Course I think those are street tires, I haven't priced those for a while.
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i personlly would never run a retread. i've seen way to much damage when they come apart. i'd run michelin or firestones for hwy, neither are much of a mud tire but i'm past the mud stage of my life! if you do run retreads, tire pressure is critical!!!! the cheap *** i used to drive for would run retreads all the time on trailers and i never had a problem but i checked the air every time i hooked up to a trailer...
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They were on sale at the Firestone store buy one get one free, the catch was you had to get them installed and buy road hazard warranty. just over 600 for them installed with warranty, sometimes it pays to shop around I worked in the tire business for 20 years, I've seen enough to know I will never run recaps unless it's on a dual wheel axle.
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I've ran treadrights and never had an issue with over 30K on them on my old work truck. Beat the snot outa them pulling skid steers and dump trailers. Literally chewed the tread right off them by spinning and never split. Aren't they still offering that warranty that if they delaminate they buy you a new set or fix the damage or somethin like that??
I remember little tires.... Gotta love gettin over 110K on a set of 22.5's
I remember little tires.... Gotta love gettin over 110K on a set of 22.5's
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i have ran 2 sets from treadwright..they are sturdy but its a very soft rubber and on my 99 dodge i only get about 20,000mi out of them at the very most..surprisingly the rocks don't really chew them up since they are so soft but i wouldnt be worried about them peeling off they are made good just very soft tread