Finally Got My New Tires
Veteran
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 270
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC
okay, punch little brother in the mouth and jack him up against the wall and say quit being a tattle tale lol.* i dont know what brand i have since they were on the truck when i bought it but i have some and you can see them in my sig picture. for a single cab you should easily be able to find some for under 100... i think i saw westins on ebay for almost 200 but they are really proud of their stuff and you can find some for way cheaper. good luck
Moderate User
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 17,003
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From: Albany, NY
Yeaqh, gotta get those old man running boards off....lol
Those Coopers look alot like the Mickey Thompson ATZ's.
I will never buy tires from anywhere local EVER again. theyt gave me a quote of $1275 plus tax on the LTZ;s($1377). i bought them over the Net and had them mounted/balanced for a grand total of $740. best of all...No tax and no disposal since the old one's were new anyways ans I wanted to sell them! Gotta pay disposal for each tire purchased here in NY regardless of keeping the tires or not. Buying over the net..no disposal fees..no tax.
I got a price locally for my wife's tires. They priced me at $890 plus tax($961). I got the same tires on the Net for $550 including mount/balance.
Discount tire direct, Tirerack, Treaddepot will get my business forever.
Those Coopers look alot like the Mickey Thompson ATZ's.
I will never buy tires from anywhere local EVER again. theyt gave me a quote of $1275 plus tax on the LTZ;s($1377). i bought them over the Net and had them mounted/balanced for a grand total of $740. best of all...No tax and no disposal since the old one's were new anyways ans I wanted to sell them! Gotta pay disposal for each tire purchased here in NY regardless of keeping the tires or not. Buying over the net..no disposal fees..no tax.
I got a price locally for my wife's tires. They priced me at $890 plus tax($961). I got the same tires on the Net for $550 including mount/balance.
Discount tire direct, Tirerack, Treaddepot will get my business forever.
Administrator
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 24,686
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From: South Georgia/East Florida
Decent looking mild A/T tread. For the mud, you'da wanted something with a bit more of a side bite, but for mild off-road use they should be just fine.
Most of what I hear about that tire is that it is good on both wet and dry pavement, above average in snow, average on ice, fair in light mud and has a very good tread life.
You should be happy with them...
Most of what I hear about that tire is that it is good on both wet and dry pavement, above average in snow, average on ice, fair in light mud and has a very good tread life.
You should be happy with them...
Champion
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 3,186
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From: Sylva, NC
I had a set of those on my company truck and they suxked!! noisy as hell and handled terrible. that was on a sport trac, cant imagine them on my ram I hope you have better luck than I did! I wont buy them!
Professional
Joined: May 2009
Posts: 205
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From: Upstate NY
Nice looking tire.Im going to my local tire guy Saturday to get LTZs put on.He gave me a good deal at 178 a tire plus a 75 dollar rebate.Hope they work better on wet roads than the factory junkers i have now.I have almost lost it in corners during rain twice now.Enough is enough,i cant believe they put them goodyears on anything but a wheel barrow.
U sure your's were the same? Mine have no noise whatsoever. They handle better than my old Toyo's but of course they were pretty much bald when I bought the truck.
