Any experience with or input on these?
http://cgi.ebay.com/4-NEW-LT-265-75...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item2eaa58bcaa
TIA
Glenn
http://cgi.ebay.com/4-NEW-LT-265-75...r_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item2eaa58bcaa
TIA
Glenn
Goodyear TD tires
- Thread starter GlennA
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Glenn -
These were the OEM tires on GM 4x4s in the early and mid-nineties. I had several such sets and they wore well and had good traction in gumbo mud.
Would I buy more? Good question, if only because I suspect Goodyear's tire technology has advanced in the intervening years. If memory serves, they are still a part of the Goodyear product line - which means that somebody (or several somebodies) still buy them.
These were the OEM tires on GM 4x4s in the early and mid-nineties. I had several such sets and they wore well and had good traction in gumbo mud.
Would I buy more? Good question, if only because I suspect Goodyear's tire technology has advanced in the intervening years. If memory serves, they are still a part of the Goodyear product line - which means that somebody (or several somebodies) still buy them.
Since I have a two door Wrangler, the load range is OK with me. My main concern is how well they hold up to everyday use. Mine will see about 90% roadways and 10% off road.
djsixbillion
Adventurer
I had these on a 2006 Tacoma, and they worked very well, especially for the price. Put about 15k on them, 90% pavement, 10% off-road and no problems.
4Rescue
Expedition Leader
The tread looks like it would owrk well for a good All season/all-around tire. Sort of reminds me of the Dear/Wild Country TXR's. If that's a size you're interested in, I can't see why they'd be a bad tire. Plus I think a SWB Wrangler should be fine with lr-C Tires.
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DAve
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DAve