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Old Sep 19, 2014 | 02:16 PM
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Dont forget the new Toyo AT2. great tire for on and offroad.
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Old Sep 19, 2014 | 02:28 PM
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I must have missed something, why are you so intent on running 15" wheels?

The ONLY positive I see about 15"s is the lower cost... but then your stuck with
small brakes, unless you buy larger wheels (bye bye initial savings)

Take-off stock 17"s are cheap and easy to find, why not run a set of those until
you can afford what you "want" (which will change over time anyway)

Just some random thoughts from a lifetime Jeeper... (bought my 1st in 1978)
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Old Sep 20, 2014 | 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Val 2.0
I also wanted the duratracs however when I was finally able to afford them they were not available so I went with the Kelly Safari TSRs. A lot cheaper that the Duratracs and they are actually a sister tire... have used them in mud and sand with no issues... hope this helps...

I got mine from here...

TreadDepot.com: Kelly Safari TSR Tires

Good Luck!
How many miles will these last? they look awesome. love that price haha
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Old Sep 20, 2014 | 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by LDK59
I must have missed something, why are you so intent on running 15" wheels?

The ONLY positive I see about 15"s is the lower cost... but then your stuck with
small brakes, unless you buy larger wheels (bye bye initial savings)

Take-off stock 17"s are cheap and easy to find, why not run a set of those until
you can afford what you "want" (which will change over time anyway)

Just some random thoughts from a lifetime Jeeper... (bought my 1st in 1978)
Im thinking of that. Spend the 1200 to get tires now and wait and save to get the rims i want so I'm not stuck with steelies.
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