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#1099908 04/28/2015 4:25 PM
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I'm finally ready to buy tires for my '42 1/2 ton. The rims I'm using are 7.00x16". I want to go with a radial for better ride but was shocked at Coker's prices. I want the tire to have a bias ply original look to it. Any recommendations appreciated.

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Try Diamondback tires..........I bought my tires there...however none of those tires are cheap..
Dan

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Unfortunately, tire prices have really gotten out of hand lately, even for regular modern radials.


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Try the automotive flea markets. I purchased a set of 6 tires (215/85R16) Michelins for $100, put over 5000 miles on them already.

gerrys42 #1100726 05/03/2015 10:38 PM
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I would be very careful buying used tires. Unless they came off a vehicle you either used personal or at least know how it was used, you really don't know what you're getting. Even if they do look good, you'll want to check the codes to make sure how old they are. It's getting to where many shops will not install tires over 4 years old due to liabilities, and many will not mount or sell used tires at all. I'm not saying you can't find a good deal, just saying to use caution.


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