More Tire ThREADS.... Walmart wranglers?
#1
More Tire ThREADS.... Walmart wranglers?
I did a quick search, and still can't figure out how to search multiple terms at once....
But I am reading reviews and wondering what you guys know about goodyear wranglers that wally world sells, or if anyone has used them. I did some searching and they are made in 235/75/15, so I KNOW it will fit... but I did not know if it would be a worthy tire for offroad use....
Current plan is to buy new tires/rims (stockers from junkyard or craigslist),
I know they will fit, but I am just unsure how well they are, I have a set of street tires with less than 15k on them, and they are good to (50k? or something) so a two set job is in the works
But the fiancee and I are going to be replacing all the tires on both vehicles as she has a slow leak and I have no aggressive tread...
On to reading more reviews
But I am reading reviews and wondering what you guys know about goodyear wranglers that wally world sells, or if anyone has used them. I did some searching and they are made in 235/75/15, so I KNOW it will fit... but I did not know if it would be a worthy tire for offroad use....
Current plan is to buy new tires/rims (stockers from junkyard or craigslist),
I know they will fit, but I am just unsure how well they are, I have a set of street tires with less than 15k on them, and they are good to (50k? or something) so a two set job is in the works
But the fiancee and I are going to be replacing all the tires on both vehicles as she has a slow leak and I have no aggressive tread...
On to reading more reviews
#2
I've seen those they look like a pretty aggresive tread. I thought they were a little pricey for walmart. but then again they wanted like $215 a tire for 31" bfg mud terrains...
#3
Well to clear it up, I was looking at the Wrangler Duratracks, and not the exclusive Wrangler Authority....
So they are not as aggressive as I originally thought... but still checking them out, they were rated 10 in snow, 8 offroad, and 7 street, I think.... Still pretty good...
So they are not as aggressive as I originally thought... but still checking them out, they were rated 10 in snow, 8 offroad, and 7 street, I think.... Still pretty good...
#4
thats not bad. how much r they asking per tire?
#5
i saw them at walmart too they were bout $70 each
#6
They look alright! Cant be any worse than my Sport Kings lol. The younger brother the the Mud Kings.
IMO they look fine! If those are true ratings then they are a pretty decent tire for the price!
IMO they look fine! If those are true ratings then they are a pretty decent tire for the price!
#7
the ratings sounds pretty good for the tire price.
#8
Looks like a more agressive tread than on my BFG All Terrains and they have some side biters which will be nice in mud and on rocks.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ngler+DuraTrac
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ngler+DuraTrac
#9
Well reading through its about 120ish per tire, but thats not bad, there are a little more aggressive tires for 150-200, but 80 bucks saved a tire is a good deal, Does anyone have them on their blazer currently?
#10
I bought a set (not from Wall World). They are Wranglers but can't remember the exact model. They do pretty good off road and are OK quiet for the street. Paid about $340.00 nounted, balanced and rolling down the road with road hazard from Discount Tire. That wasn't their first price though. It was considerably steeper. Has to bring in an ad from someone else and of course they say they'll beat it. They did to like a buck and a half but they were closer anyway so I let them screw them on. I'm happy. Not so sure about the sales guy though. Just hate playing games. Got a bigsong and dance about how that size isn't really that common anymore, blah, blah, blah. Mine are 235/75/R15s. Not common? A bazillion trucks had them on them and they ain't all in the junkyard yet.