$$ For Toyo M/Ts
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$$ For Toyo M/Ts
Wonder what most people are paying for these tires? I've seen anywhere from $350 to $400 each for 35x12.5x18s at various places online. I'm sorry, but that seems rediculuos to pay that much for tires. Am I reading this right, or is there good place to buy these for a better price? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by quadsand
Wonder what most people are paying for these tires? I've seen anywhere from $350 to $400 each for 35x12.5x18s at various places online. I'm sorry, but that seems rediculuos to pay that much for tires. Am I reading this right, or is there good place to buy these for a better price? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by quadsand
Wonder what most people are paying for these tires? I've seen anywhere from $350 to $400 each for 35x12.5x18s at various places online. I'm sorry, but that seems rediculuos to pay that much for tires. Am I reading this right, or is there good place to buy these for a better price? Thanks.
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I too was going to purchase the toyo MT . then a found the cooper stt. Same size and basically an identical tire. but cheaper. check them out.
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$280.00 a tire, plus $20.00 each for shipping. $1200.00 to my door! When I was looking the toyo's were $20.00 a tire cheaper. But that was for A/T's Sorry, I just realized you were looking for the M/T's which you are right they don't carry them.
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Nitto wear
Originally Posted by toyota hauler
I would try the NITTO TERRA GRAPPLER AT, they are very good AT's and not as expensive as the Toyo Open Country, although very well rated, more expensive.
I liked the tire but they seem to last vear long.
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Caveman, how do you like your Coopers? How are they for noise and wear? Also, I saw your truck in your gallery....which level kit are you using? I have an 2005 F350 also (long bed) with a Skyjacker Spring level kit, but it doesn't even come close to leveling the truck. I also have the 3.85" blocks in the back.
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Originally Posted by marv02
How are you;er NITTO TERRA GRAPPLER wearing I had a set on my 99 Expendition when the tire first came out they seem to wear fast.
I liked the tire but they seem to last vear long.
I liked the tire but they seem to last vear long.
I just bought my truck at the end of May 2005 and bought the tire the first week of July.
I have them rotated by Discount Tire where I purchased them
my next set will be a 315 or 325 17/18" after I get some moderate lift!!!
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Originally Posted by caveman
I too was going to purchase the toyo MT . then a found the cooper stt. Same size and basically an identical tire. but cheaper. check them out.
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I bought a set of Cooper STT's a couple of months ago. They have a little road noise but not too bad. They work very well in deep snow and heavy rain. I have not gone mudding with them yet. I paid 900.00 for a set of 315 75R 16 including mounting, balance and tax from TDS in Woodinville, WA. That was 300.00 less than the Toyos and I think they look better too. Before that I had Cooper Discovery AT's which were great on road but only fair in deep snow.
