New tires
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I got these today. I stayed with the 285/70R17. I was wanting to go to 35/12.50R17, but I didn't want to wait for the body lift any longer and figure with 33" I might break less stuff!
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b taylor - Cruiser
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Now you did it... You went and broke it twice! 
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djthumper - Moderator
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Good looking tread pattern, what is the tire make/model?
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Trail X - Founder
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Are they feirce attitude mt
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ - Moderator
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They are Federal Couragia MT
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b taylor - Cruiser
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Nice looking tire.
- dlcsjoyce
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Looks good. Fair warning, I hear they have horrible tread life. Something like 20-25k before they are shot.
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MrSmithsTB - Veteran
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25K on a set of tires is a dream for me. Good traction seems to come with soft tread.
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The Roadie - Founder
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My pro comps are about 25,000 miles and about half tread. I expect near 50,000 out of them. My old bfg mt got 60,000 miles.
Wonder why you are not getting decent mileage from tires... I expect any new mt tire other than bias or swamper to get about 40000. Seems to be typical with all the guys I wheel with.
Wonder why you are not getting decent mileage from tires... I expect any new mt tire other than bias or swamper to get about 40000. Seems to be typical with all the guys I wheel with.
they've always worked for me.
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