kelly tsr safari any good ?
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kelly tsr safari any good ?
Im in a rush to put on some 33's my two choices that are in stock right now where i live are the kelly tsr safari or the defintiy dakota's pepboys? both the same price . Any suggestions on what I should go with ?
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I know you already went with the Kellys, but in case anyone else turns this up in a search or something, it might be worth mentioning that the Definity tire is made by Cooper. It's a 2 ply sidewall though, not 3 ply like Cooper's Discoverers.
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They are as good as many Mud/Terrains in the slop, but like the DuraTracs and Cooper S/Ts, they are more of a hybrid tire design. Good in mud, great on trails and rock.
I forgot to mention... When I was shopping for tires, my short list included the TSR. I went with Coopers based upon demonstrated tread life. However, I did not feel that the TSRs were inferior in terms of performance, and certainly not inferior in looks.
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I know a guy with a TJ running 285/75-16 TSRs. He is very satisfied. In addition, he paid about $170 per tire, mounted and balanced. Compare that price to the same size DuraTrac.
They are as good as many Mud/Terrains in the slop, but like the DuraTracs and Cooper S/Ts, they are more of a hybrid tire design. Good in mud, great on trails and rock.
I forgot to mention... When I was shopping for tires, my short list included the TSR. I went with Coopers based upon demonstrated tread life. However, I did not feel that the TSRs were inferior in terms of performance, and certainly not inferior in looks.
They are as good as many Mud/Terrains in the slop, but like the DuraTracs and Cooper S/Ts, they are more of a hybrid tire design. Good in mud, great on trails and rock.
I forgot to mention... When I was shopping for tires, my short list included the TSR. I went with Coopers based upon demonstrated tread life. However, I did not feel that the TSRs were inferior in terms of performance, and certainly not inferior in looks.