cheap mud tires
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From: Centerville, Iowa
Originally Posted by MatthewC
Look around for a discount tire shop, and ask them if they have any Daytona Radial Stag tires. They are very well priced, have a moderateto good wear life, and aggresive tread pattern while remaining street-able. Their sidewalls are a little thinner than others but acceptable for the price. But like others have said, you can sometimes find used tires for a good deal. Keep your eye on auto classifieds, postings in off-road shops or garages etc....sometimes people will get rid of a good set of tires for good prices for whatever reasons. Always keep an ear to the ground for these deals.
-Matt
-Matt
I didn't know where these tires came from...
My alignment up front is more \-/ than |-| so my wear is off a bit..but they seem to be doing fine. How much are they per tire?
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From: Pittsburgh
I like the 80-86 with no trimming, 4", and 35's (alot of other people I know seem to also). They say it looks like the truck was supposed to have come from the factory like that.
I don't think i've ever seen an 80-86 with no lift, 35's, and the trim along the body line so I don't have a direct comparison to mustange's comment
Justin
I don't think i've ever seen an 80-86 with no lift, 35's, and the trim along the body line so I don't have a direct comparison to mustange's comment
Justin
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From: gurnee
right now my truck's only a daily driver, and i dont get it off road that much. but what i hope to do is this summer get alot of offroading in, including the mud bogg at the county fair. im not tryin to win or anything, just have fun and im pretty sure that my tires now won't cut it in the mud. but this is all assuming my parents dont make me sell it before the summer.
adam
adam
