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nice! will, how did they wear? Ive had coopers before but on a road application, never an offroad tread
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i would say ive put ~35k on mine as is, maybe a tad more...had em since 2007...the tread is still respectable on em. add in the fact they got wheeled quite a lot.
however the load range D ones wear like a bag of ass comparatively ...so hopefully you got C (i assume u did)- Will
Originally posted by fizzyOriginally posted by DizzDizzComment
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i did. my dad wanted to pick up D's but i read a review in a mag that said the D's wore like poop.2000 XJ: "The Black Jeep"MK2 Jetta > M3Chairman of the Chechnyan Space ProgramComment
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whatchu doin with da mud keengs?
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well considering one became a sieve on wednesday idk, but i may be throwing them on the MJ once that gets some springage going on underneath. want Mudkips? i has 4, i trade for Snorlax.2000 XJ: "The Black Jeep"MK2 Jetta > M3Chairman of the Chechnyan Space ProgramComment
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E is what i meant...i imagine the Ds are similarOriginally posted by Krazors001 View PostThe load range Es are terrible. Ask me how I know
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I have those same tires in the same size. They are amazing tires, way way better than the Discoverer ST's I had before.Originally posted by SwampThing View Post33x12.50-15 Cooper STT's, 179 apiece, should be here tuesday morning, mounted/balanced at my dad's work fo fweeLast edited by iant333; 04-17-2010, 06:24 PM.01 XJ 3" on 33's and some new paint n stuff. Gone.
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Originally posted by HeavyMetal View PostI had load range E in 315/75/16 and they wore really fast. Wills standard 35x12.50s (same size as my metrics) were bought before mine and had more tread then mine did after a year because the Load range E tire is mean for a 3/4 ton truck not a 4000 lb jeep.Originally posted by Krazors001 View PostThe load range Es are terrible. Ask me how I know
the 245/75/16 is a stock chevy 3/4 ton truck size so thats why they come in a load range E. Same with the GY MT/R on stock rubicons in that size.
Mine were a year and a half old with less then 50% tread and newer then Wills load range Cs. I only had about 15k on mine at less then 50% tread.Last edited by Kyle; 04-17-2010, 07:02 PM.Lady bugs don't like it when you paint stripes on them
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That brought me the funnies 
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ATM anyone?Comment
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Load Range E and D sucks on XJs.Lady bugs don't like it when you paint stripes on them
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makin me wanna double check for sureskies since the actual order wont go through till monday...Originally posted by Keelyle View Post
i'd hate to repeat a mistake lol
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Coopertires.com says the 315s are Load Range DOriginally posted by Keelyle View Post
You're okay. 33s are Load Range C. I may just go STT again, but in 265s. They are Cs and that way my unused spare will still match treadwise, just slightly smallerOriginally posted by SwampThing View Postmakin me wanna double check for sureskies since the actual order wont go through till monday... i'd hate to repeat a mistake lol
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You gives me mudkips?I drive a DatsunComment
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