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Lots of good feedback if you google treadwright. I might even consider these for my RRC. 5 new AT's for under 500 shipped....not a bad deal.
i got the mud tires 4 years ago, i have had no problems with them at all. i have aired them down more than several times with zero issues. they were worth the money i paid for them. and my family has always been safe when in my truck....................
Actually they are $792.54 shipped to my door. But it's a nonissue to me as they never will be ordered. So; like I said Happy Trails guys, hope to see some of these tires at Moab in the fall.
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There is no way they quoted you nearly $800 for tires, of course if you are ordering 6 or 7 tires, I'll believe it. They're listing the most expensive tire at $185, and it isn't available until August, and it's a 37".
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I know two guys that are running them, neither have had any problems. And yes, one of them drove 1100 miles to Moab, wheeled hard, and then drove back home 1100 miles. No problems with the Tread Wrights. His driver side CV however, is a different story
Well, from the utter carnage of blown-out truck tires on the road, which I and everyone else has to dodge constantly, the vast majority of which are retreads, I'll wager, I personally would rather pass.
I just got five 265/75-16 Warden's (E sidewall BFGs) with their Kedge Grip (walnuts and glass. for ice/snow grip). That Kedge feature is what sold me....A/T ice tires I can use all year!
Amazing tires. In rain on day one, great grip. They weigh about 5 pounds more per tire than a new tire. I got E type (stiff) and handling is superb. They look and feel just like a regular tire. At speed, no vibrations (up to 75mph). Braking is fine. They balanced right up.
Great service too. The truck looks happy now. These make me finally not miss my LWB. About 600 shipped total. Kedged..... BFG tires shipped without the ice-grip (walnuts and glass) feature would have been about 900 to my door.
Highly recommended.
Jeff
Amazing tires. In rain on day one, great grip. They weigh about 5 pounds more per tire than a new tire. I got E type (stiff) and handling is superb. They look and feel just like a regular tire. At speed, no vibrations (up to 75mph). Braking is fine. They balanced right up.
Great service too. The truck looks happy now.
These make me finally not miss my LWB. About 600 shipped total. Kedged..... BFG tires shipped without the ice-grip (walnuts and glass) feature would have been about 900 to my door.Highly recommended.
Jeff
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i have the guard dogs in 265/75/16 on BFG bases. they are fantastic so far. they were cheaper with shipping than buying the cheapest NEW M/T tire i could find anywhere else locally. i am very happy with them on and off road.
^ I just got those same tires! Guard Dogs in "E" rating. They weigh in @ 92# apiece mounted & balanced.
Same experience as all the others on here who actually have had them-vice the color commentary-I've had the m/t style on my truck for ~15k miles, a great deal of which was offroad and getting the ever living sh*t thrashed out of them and they've done exceptionally well. I'd upload pics but the bandwidth out here sucks so that isn't going to happen, but they look like m/t's on a D1 in 235/85/16 w/black steel wheels...
I doubt you will regret the purchase.
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I doubt you will regret the purchase.
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Ray