Pro Comp Radial Mud Terrains
01-17-2013, 03:31 PM
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Pro Comp Radial Mud Terrains
Anyone running these? I'm looking at buying them in 35 12.50 17's from 4wd for buy 3 get 1 free and I was hoping someone could shed some light on them. How long are they lasting? Balance out well? Wearing evenly?
Thanks in advance
Jon
Thanks in advance
Jon
01-17-2013, 03:53 PM
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Had these on my XJ. Not a bad tire, only has a 2 ply sidewall I believe so that could be a problem in the rocks. They wore even and had no problems balancing. I believe I got around 35-40k miles out of them with easy to moderate 4 wheeling. Quite on road compared to other MT tires.
01-17-2013, 05:29 PM
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Have them on my '12 Rubicon. Had them on my '07. No complaints here. They've done just fine for me being a once a month off roader. I've taken some chunks out of them on the rocks in Clayton, OK, still good here. I have about 4000 miles so far.
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01-18-2013, 02:58 PM
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01-18-2013, 09:15 PM
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They are made by Cooper tire. I got them for my 2012 JK. I like them. Aggressive looking, relatively quiet as a MT. Qieter than the Toyo Open Countrys I used to run on my TJ.
Only thing I saw that was off was they are not real easy to balance. A couple of my tires have a lot of weight on them. However, Im not having any issues with them. I would recommend them. I got mine from 4WD Parts. THey had the buy 3 get the 4th for free plus they had 12 months free financing. Thats what enabled me to move forward with my lift plan.
Good luck with your build.
Only thing I saw that was off was they are not real easy to balance. A couple of my tires have a lot of weight on them. However, Im not having any issues with them. I would recommend them. I got mine from 4WD Parts. THey had the buy 3 get the 4th for free plus they had 12 months free financing. Thats what enabled me to move forward with my lift plan.
Good luck with your build.
01-18-2013, 09:24 PM
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They are made by Cooper tire. I got them for my 2012 JK. I like them. Aggressive looking, relatively quiet as a MT. Qieter than the Toyo Open Countrys I used to run on my TJ.
Only thing I saw that was off was they are not real easy to balance. A couple of my tires have a lot of weight on them. However, Im not having any issues with them. I would recommend them. I got mine from 4WD Parts. THey had the buy 3 get the 4th for free plus they had 12 months free financing. Thats what enabled me to move forward with my lift plan.
Good luck with your build.
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Only thing I saw that was off was they are not real easy to balance. A couple of my tires have a lot of weight on them. However, Im not having any issues with them. I would recommend them. I got mine from 4WD Parts. THey had the buy 3 get the 4th for free plus they had 12 months free financing. Thats what enabled me to move forward with my lift plan.
Good luck with your build.
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Easy way to get rid of that weight problem. Break the beads of the tire and rotate it 1/2 or 1/4 turn re-mount it and re-balance them. Any good tire shop knows how to do that. All you have to say is, rotate the tire and re-balance it because you don't like all the weights up there.
01-18-2013, 09:27 PM
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Easy way to get rid of that weight problem. Break the beads of the tire and rotate it 1/2 or 1/4 turn re-mount it and re-balance them. Any good tire shop knows how to do that. All you have to say is, rotate the tire and re-balance it because you don't like all the weights up there.