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JK Super Freak
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Memphis, TN
$1500 seems high. Is the price for either 5 tires or a tire/wheel package?
I've heard they are good tires. I was offered these tires (4 - 35's) for $600 -yes brand new!
If you haven't bought them, I suggest you try 4-Wheel Parts Wholesalers if they are near you to get a comptetive estimate. Shop around if you have the chance or time to do so.
$1500/4 = $375 a tire. I paid $386/tire one week ago for 38/14.50/17 new MT/R kevlars.
I've heard they are good tires. I was offered these tires (4 - 35's) for $600 -yes brand new!
If you haven't bought them, I suggest you try 4-Wheel Parts Wholesalers if they are near you to get a comptetive estimate. Shop around if you have the chance or time to do so.
$1500/4 = $375 a tire. I paid $386/tire one week ago for 38/14.50/17 new MT/R kevlars.
JK Freak
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Bella Vista, AR
there's another thread on this that was posted a while back...these tires aren't available in any size bigger than 35" (per a General rep over the phone)...if you Google the reviews though, they seem to be very popular, especially with Toyotas and pick-ups....$375 each for those is ridiculous....
JK Junkie
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Folsom, CA
I got my tires at 4-Wheel Parts. I also added the road hazard waiver for free replacement if I cut them. The tires have an $80 rebate through them right now. I paid cash and got the rebate, but if you go with the goodyear card to pay them off, the rebate becaomes $160, or $40 a tire!
JK Junkie
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 2,818
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From: Folsom, CA
there's another thread on this that was posted a while back...these tires aren't available in any size bigger than 35" (per a General rep over the phone)...if you Google the reviews though, they seem to be very popular, especially with Toyotas and pick-ups....$375 each for those is ridiculous....
JK Super Freak
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,262
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From: Memphis, TN
I'l post some pics this weekend when I get my jeep back.
I got my tires at 4-Wheel Parts. I also added the road hazard waiver for free replacement if I cut them. The tires have an $80 rebate through them right now. I paid cash and got the rebate, but if you go with the goodyear card to pay them off, the rebate becaomes $160, or $40 a tire!
I got my tires at 4-Wheel Parts. I also added the road hazard waiver for free replacement if I cut them. The tires have an $80 rebate through them right now. I paid cash and got the rebate, but if you go with the goodyear card to pay them off, the rebate becaomes $160, or $40 a tire!
JK Junkie
Joined: Aug 2010
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From: Houston, Texas
Check out Discount Tire Direct they have the 33's for about $220 and the 35's for about $235, I may be off by a few dollars but none the less cheaper than most places I've seen especial 4wheel parts
JK Junkie
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 2,818
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From: Folsom, CA