Opinions?? two different tires from treadwright I like..
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TrailseekingTB wrote:Cable810 wrote:I got 4 Grabber At2 for $660 shipped to my door.... Just saying
I like those more.... How are you liking these tires?
I Love em. Have done me quite well, no complaints at all.
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Not a bad tire but in the size I run they are $820 for 4. 4 GuardDogs to my door for $602
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:50k...doubtful.
Your speedo will be off and i dont.think you can correct it like the 06 n newer.
50k doubtful? Really? According to my calculations, I have 40k on my guard dogs now and have maybe another 5-8k left in them. That's assuming you wear them down to the wear bars. I also do a 5 tire rotation, check alignment every year during inspection (its free) and I tend to slack a bit on the rotations so I would say 50k is more than possible with proper tire care.
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tbangert wrote:HARDTRAILZ wrote:50k...doubtful.
Your speedo will be off and i dont.think you can correct it like the 06 n newer.
50k doubtful? Really? According to my calculations, I have 40k on my guard dogs now and have maybe another 5-8k left in them. That's assuming you wear them down to the wear bars. I also do a 5 tire rotation, check alignment every year during inspection (its free) and I tend to slack a bit on the rotations so I would say 50k is more than possible with proper tire care.
Subtract 20% since you are doing 5 tires not four...you are at 32k equivalent plus your 5-8-20% is another. 4-6400. So under 40k for a set....
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:Subtract 20% since you are doing 5 tires not four...you are at 32k equivalent plus your 5-8-20% is another. 4-6400. So under 40k for a set....
Sounds about right. I'm on track to see 40k from mine.
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fishsticks wrote:HARDTRAILZ wrote:Subtract 20% since you are doing 5 tires not four...you are at 32k equivalent plus your 5-8-20% is another. 4-6400. So under 40k for a set....
Sounds about right. I'm on track to see 40k from mine.
32-35k Sound about where I will be.
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Tires that wear out faster are better, then you're motivated to go bigger next time.
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Mine lasted all of 10k before they started to chunk and wear unevenly
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Nakashige wrote:Mine lasted all of 10k before they started to chunk and wear unevenly
You also cram your truck into trees... I would suslect "use" has something to do with it.
I've got more than 10k on mine with very little wear.
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hey hey this was before I did that
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