treadwright to offer larger sizes

[Even]

Good news for the cheap bastids like myself. I'll be interested to see how they work.

http://pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=884301

[LittleD]

Im still trying to find a place that sells a 33x12.5 retread that will do well both on and off road

[ninetysix-ex-jay]

Im still trying to find a place that sells a 33x12.5 retread that will do well both on and off road

They make an MTR look-alike and a bunch of other MT's

[LittleD]

The only one on there is the backbone 2 which is discontinued. what would a 33x12.5x15 measure out to in metric?

[Arundlemcbrundle]

305/75/15ish

[1cleantj]

Im still trying to find a place that sells a 33x12.5 retread that will do well both on and off road

not retread by check out adventuro m/t's if anyone can get them near you. perferably someone at a tire shop with insider prices... my shop cost is about $112 a tire before mark-up.. I bought a set when one of my 35's became unrepairable (others were fairly worn down already anyways) and they do good all around so far including winter driving.

[Even]

I actually looked at those a while back, and heard some decent reviews.

The biggest complaint was that the huge center tread blocks could use some grooving or siping.

I'm sure CB3 could give some more insight.

[1cleantj]

I actually looked at those a while back, and heard some decent reviews.

The biggest complaint was that the huge center tread blocks could use some grooving or siping.

I'm sure CB3 could give some more insight.

haha cb3......... you will get like a 3 page response.


yea they lack siping, siping isnt hard to put in. break out the razor blade or pick up a heated tire groover/siper