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goodyear wrangler??
Thinking about putting Goodyear Wrangler 235/75/15 on a 2000 4x4 s10 blazer, stock everything. Any opinions or experience with this tire would be helpful.
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I'm pretty sure the Wrangler Radials were the tires that were put on from the factory. They aren't bad, they're cheap and quiet and have good grip. I just hated the tread pattern look. They look like puzzle pieces to me
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i have them on my blazer, they are good tires but if you wanna do some serious off-roadin then you'd better upgrade to something a little more terrain worthy.
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on road=no problems
off road=problems Hope that helps :) |
Ummm...
which Goodyear Wrangler? I just did a quick check on Tire Rack and counted up 14 Wranglers. |
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No, the wrangler radial tires. The cheap ones. I wont be doing any heavy off roading. Just want to get through snow and a little mud when I go hunting or fishing.
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ALL of the Wranglers are radial tires.
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He means these ones: Goodyear Wrangler Radial Tire P235/75R15 - Walmart.com.
I've been looking into them, here's a quick few links I've found on them: Goodyear Wrangler Radial, Any good? - JeepForum.com Goodyear Wrangler Radial Reviews, Ratings, Specs & Prices Goodyear Wrangler Radials - Ford Explorer Ranger Enthusiasts "Serious Explorations"® They look to be alright, if all you'll put them through is snow/rain on pavement. Offroading is not exactly their strong point. They are supposedly discontinued, so that's why they're so cheap nowadays. My $0.02. |
If you're going to buy Wranglers I would spend a bit extra and go for the Wrangler RT/S. I had a set on my Blazer and was never once disappointed. Living in CNY off the lake we get our share of snow in the winter and then mud in the summer and they never let me down. They look a lot better than the Radials too. If you search good enough on Craigslist you can find a new or almost new set cheap.
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