greentruck
Adventurer
I like the look of those. Hope I won't be needing tires any time soon, though:sombrero:
help with tall and skinny tire size
- Thread starter alfio
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I like the look of those. Hope I won't be needing tires any time soon, though:sombrero:
alfio
Adventurer
still doing research on this - any idea as to why the Toyos are almost $50 more (per tire) than the BFGs?
HenryJ
Expedition Leader
You are paying for the Les Schwab service.
No questions asked hustle at a huge number of retail locations.
SChandler
Adventurer
It's not just Les Schwab that charges a premium price for the Toyo's. 4 Wheel Parts, National Tire, everywhere that carries Toyo's, you can expect them to be more expensive. The Toyo name means a premium price. To be fair, they seem to wear really well on heavy trucks and tend to be load range E in sizes that most others are load range D.
CA-RJ
Expo Approved™
Found a set of 33x9.50-15 BFG AT's on Ebay. They're pretty pricey, but it you want them, I guess you'll pay for them.
alfio
Adventurer
thanks - that's actually not all that terrible if i only needed four tires but i need five for my truck and two for my new to me m416 trailer so that's not going to work all that well.
beyond the price i'm concerned about going to a size with no future. even if i find a set now, if i were to shred a tire at some point down the road it would be a huge PIA to find replacements...
is there anything else close to 33 x 9.5 x 15? i tried a few tire size calculators but nothing that those are spitting out makes any sense right now.
beyond the price i'm concerned about going to a size with no future. even if i find a set now, if i were to shred a tire at some point down the road it would be a huge PIA to find replacements...
is there anything else close to 33 x 9.5 x 15? i tried a few tire size calculators but nothing that those are spitting out makes any sense right now.