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#818586 01/22/2012 3:24 PM
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Just in case any one is interested, somehow I ended up with 15" wheels on my 3100. BUT if you go to Les Schwab they have a 7.00-15 LT radial that is 29 and some inches tall. That according to the description the fella gave me (they need to order them in, and they don't have a photo) should have a relatively proper look for one of these trucks. At least for a modern tire. A whole set mounted and balanced runs around $850 with WA state sales tax ($157 per tire, for tires alone)

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These are 7.00-15 LT (Toyo) tires on original wheels. They were on the truck when I bought it.

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Seems like they will fit just right.
You have to pay $157 per tire for just taxes ? Why


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no its $157 before taxes per tire, which isn't real bad...nowdays. If they look anything like I hope. I will post pics.

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brokenhead #818780 01/23/2012 1:31 AM
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That's not bad at all,i must of misread what you posted.They ought to look good on your truck.


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then today I just actually read the ENTIRE price quote, and there is $55 for siping which I don't want, so the price is actually a little less.

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I can't believe the price of tires nowadays. I remember buying a whole set of tires for my car, installed and balanced for about. $150. Granted, they were only 13" tires, but I haven't seen any truck tires for less than $100 a piece in a long time.


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brokenhead #819011 01/23/2012 9:01 PM
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Originally Posted by brokenhead
......and there is $55 for siping which I don't want.........

I admit my ignorance. I had to look "siping" up.

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First time I heard of "siping" my thought was it was pretty stupid to take a razor to a brand new tire.


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What brand of tire will be siped?

Does this affect the manufacturer's warranty (not the dealer's/seller's warranty)?

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Oh I don't want siping, the quote doesn't say what brand it is. it says 700-15/8PK premium super highway BW.

brokenhead #819085 01/24/2012 12:39 AM
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I drove my 50 3/4 ton for 2 winters in the Rocky Mountains with a set of 235/75/15 Wild Country tires which were siped and they work great!

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Oh I don't go out in the winter, people in seattle can't drive in snow.


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