Reply With QuoteThey still had lots of tread last time I saw them, what you just flush with??
Truck tires (265/70/16)
I need new ones and don't want to spend a fortune on them since I don't drive the truck much. Any recommendations?
They still had lots of tread last time I saw them, what you just flush with
Dry rot cracking between the treads. They are probably 7-8 years old. Not good!Originally Posted by POS Racing
They still had lots of tread last time I saw them, what you just flush with
Dry rot cracking between the treads. They are probably 7-8 years old. Not good!
Go to North Texas Factory Take-Off
800 W Hurst Blvd
Hurst, TX 76053
817-589-8874
My last 2 lease vehicles got tires from these guys they always came in with TCB prices, they get the dealers new OEM wheels when the dealer puts 22's on a Tahoe.
Side Note! Get the wife to give you cash, they like cash.
I'm a real big fan of the Michelin LTX M/S's... good long tread life and they've not been plagued with the delamination issues of some other brands.
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Can I get tires only, or are they selling tire/wheel packages?
That's what I have now. They have been good tires for sure and held up well. I bought them when my truck was my primary vehicle.
Yes!
They offer both!
Pirelli Scorpion STR/A They even come in an E load range for us heavy b*#%$@&s. They run about $60 less per tire then the Michellins. Tread life and traction are comparable to the Michellins as well. I have about 30K on the set on my truck.
I second North texas take offs on Hwy 10 in HEB. Call ahead to see what they have.
I did...the only 16's they have are some all-terrain Toyo's. Mucho dinero.
Sorry, I have a set on '61 Chevy that are brand new, but have been sitting for 5 years during rebuild. They are toast. I would just give 'em to ya but I don't even trust them anymore. They have not seen the sun for that long, but have had the weight of the chassis and body on 'em for two years now. Definately out of round.
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