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What is everyone's opinion on retreaded tires. I have heard they can be horrible and fall apart but other time I hear that they are great cheap tires. What does everyone think and if I were to go with retread tires what should I go with?
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I had a set of those on a YJ, they worked great. Mine were the Green Diamond model (which I think is the Ultra Grip model now). They were un-believable on slick roads. I literally drove around everyone and stopped in about half the distance.
Yeah I've been look at them but the size I want has been out of stock for the last few weeks it seems. 30 9.5/15 must be a popular size.
Yeah I've been look at them but the size I want has been out of stock for the last few weeks it seems. 30 9.5/15 must be a popular size.
It's that time of year, everyone wants them for winter. Just call them and find out when they are doing your size.
You have to specify when you order that you want all 4 sidewalls to be the same, so they match.
Has anyone bought these?

http://treadwright.com/Tires-31x10_50R15_M_T-P16.aspx

or

http://treadwright.com/Tires-285_75R16_M_T_G_Ultra-P107.aspx

The website states "side wall is not guaranteed to be goodyear"

I was worried when you air down.
bought a set of 33's from them last winter for my full size they were the d-mud ones worked great
Yeah I've been look at them but the size I want has been out of stock for the last few weeks it seems. 30 9.5/15 must be a popular size.
what about these? http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthread.php?t=108985
Has anyone bought these?

http://treadwright.com/Tires-31x10_50R15_M_T-P16.aspx

or

http://treadwright.com/Tires-285_75R16_M_T_G_Ultra-P107.aspx

The website states "side wall is not guaranteed to be goodyear"

I was worried when you air down.
Yes, my sidewalls were BFG. I thought they shipped all sets with matching sidewalls. Maybe if you ordered them one at a time you may have to specify what kind of sidewall. Mine took very little weight to balance. The guy at the tire place was impressed they were re-treads.
I have a set of their Mud Terrians (from back when they were still Hy Tec retreading), on a Michilin carcass. So far so good. they seem to hook up well enough for the light duty wheeling our Jeep does. They seem to wear well - though we have logged only about 8,000 miles on them so far - but certainly no sign of excessive wear yet. ONly issue - likely not due to them being a retread. My dear wife drove the Jeep about 2 1/2 miles with one tire flat (dont ask why she continued to drive!) - trashed the sidewall so we had to replace the tire. Then again, I suspect about any tire would of been trashed!
I have a set of their Mud Terrians (from back when they were still Hy Tec retreading), on a Michilin carcass. So far so good. they seem to hook up well enough for the light duty wheeling our Jeep does. They seem to wear well - though we have logged only about 8,000 miles on them so far - but certainly no sign of excessive wear yet. ONly issue - likely not due to them being a retread. My dear wife drove the Jeep about 2 1/2 miles with one tire flat (dont ask why she continued to drive!) - trashed the sidewall so we had to replace the tire. Then again, I suspect about any tire would of been trashed!
It was only flat on one side

and

I know how you hate to pay for a tow truck

:sonicjay::sonicjay: honey:sonicjay::sonicjay:
I have a set of the 31x10.5 treadwright OTR muds, i have had 10k trouble free miles so far. my next tires will be from them also.
been running a set from treadright for almost a year on my truck, no trouble towing or with low pressure.
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