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Cheap Tires??
what is the most inexpensive tire i could buy in a 37x13.50x20? i was looking at the federal mt in a 35x12.50x20. but i really want a 37 so any input would be helpful
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Ain't no body's rubber cheap!! Especially high ply tires!!
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I am in the same boat and from what I have found, the Hankook MT's are the cheapest I have found.
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Some people don't like the idea of retreads, but check out Tread Wright. I'll run a set on a Jeep and a 1 ton Dodge and really liked them. The price is right. They don't make 20s though. Ultra Grip Tires, Retread Tire | TreadWright, Inc.
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any ideas?? old thread but same question
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I run Goodyear M/T's 37x12.5x16.5. I buy used "but still in great shape" for $100 or less a tire. . .I don't imagine getting much cheaper.
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20" tires are just F'n expensive. I just paid 1300 out the door for a set of stock sized hankook Ats, and this was about 200 cheaper than anywhere else in town. If you had 18s you could get the fierce attitude Mts. I had them on mine in a 325/65/18 and they were about the cheapest I could find. I did not buy them but I was looking around for when I had to replace them. I ended up taking them and my lift off though. It may be worth it to find a cheap/decent set of used wheels in 17". The tires seem to be much cheaper. I wasnt thinking when I bought my factory 20s..I should have got 17's.
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Ya the jump in price from 17 and 18" tires to a 20" rim is huge. I dont think your gonna necessarily find a "cheap" set of tires for a 20" rim but you may find a reasonable deal. Try used. I have seen a lot of people on here and psn buy tires and sell them with 300 miles because they want different.
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I'd say so Travis! The price jump is crazy! Regretting getting my hands on some new 20" Rockstars, got a sweet deal, but I could go get some new 17" rims and 37" tires on them for less money than 37" tires for the 20's.... I don't mind spending money I my truck.. At all... but I can't justify paying 2000 bucks for regular old tires (granted they're 37's).
I did find that Falken makes a 355/60/16 which I can get for around 1600 all said and done, its like a 36.8x14x20 which is nice and wide, but they're load range D which is what I have now and I'm not a fan.. I haven't had my Falken's long enough to say good or bad about them, but I'll tell ya a 37 on a 16" rims is a $%&$ to balance. I can't stack stick on weights because I don't have the clearance come my caliper to the rims, I really dug myself a hole. Lookin like I'm just gonna have to sit on what I got and wait ![]() ![]() X 5498465164988496
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