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hey guys, wheres the best place to get these tires for my 2 ton chevy, size 8.25x20

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I got mine from a tire distributor in Tulsa, OK. Some off-brand, made in China. Coker classic tire has a 7.50x20 or 8.25x20 highway tread. Its a classic Firestone tire highway tread. Thats one of the places online. I think I found a place in Dallas that sold them too. Maybe it was Wallace Wade? I searched using classic tires, or vintage tires. I found more results that way.

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Try Tucker Tire in Dyersburg Tenn. Go to E-BAY and type in Tucker Tire and search. I replaced mine with 750x20 from Tucker for $580 for six delivered to Missouri with new flaps included. Call and talk to them. He shipped mine cheaper than what was qouted on E-bay.


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Wow, I shoulda called them, mine were almost a thousand!

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Dyersburg? hmmm.. that's only about 30mins from me.


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dbone,

I searched several locations and finally went to my local Farmer's Coop. My 4400 uses 7.50 x 20 that they didn't keep in stock. They gave me the same price that I found at Nebraska Tire and had them the next evening. Flaps were included for about $98.

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