Thoughts on cheap tires for f250
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But check them out. A small tire shop that just has a set of 35's sitting there? Maybe they were special ordered with a down payment and never picked up. First I would check their date of manufacture. Search the name and see where they're made, reviews, prices, wear rating. Check the load range. If none of those answers are a red flag for you, go for it.
You might be able to talk them down or get free install if they've just been sitting there. Take cash.
Expect less tire than one costing double though.
But check them out. A small tire shop that just has a set of 35's sitting there? Maybe they were special ordered with a down payment and never picked up. First I would check their date of manufacture. Search the name and see where they're made, reviews, prices, wear rating. Check the load range. If none of those answers are a red flag for you, go for it.
You might be able to talk them down or get free install if they've just been sitting there. Take cash.
Expect less tire than one costing double though.
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Depends what you're doing too. My old boss wouldn't touch the Chinese tires for his 450/550's that regularly see too much weight and tow equipment.
My friend with a C30 dump that won't see a thousand miles a year, no problem for him to use the Chinese variety.
Without saying you get what you pay for, I did say you get what you pay for in the first post lol. I was thinking if a shop just has a set of 35's sitting there, let alone for 18 inch rims... They might be a decent brand and the company willing to offload them.
My friend with a C30 dump that won't see a thousand miles a year, no problem for him to use the Chinese variety.
Without saying you get what you pay for, I did say you get what you pay for in the first post lol. I was thinking if a shop just has a set of 35's sitting there, let alone for 18 inch rims... They might be a decent brand and the company willing to offload them.