So I bought some dirt cheap tires.

[blu3fan]

So I found these.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/361826469788?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

my rear bfg's 31's are pretty shot ~10% tread left.
but the fronts are still 40-50% (I guess I like burnouts lol)

so Im just thinking I will romp the crap out of these tires and just see how long they last.
For $91 a piece its stupid cheap for that size a tire
Im going to get pics up when they arrive and post them up here.
I really cannot see them lasting long since they are so cheap. but they look okay in the online pics.
They arrive the 15th. ill get pics up then.

What do you guys think ? 10k miles LOL

 

[cal]

I think those are an interesting choice for a street performance jeep.


Should do nice burnouts.

 

[blu3fan]

They arrived. I got them mounted onto the car. Ill get the pics up later.
Dont look bad actually. Just need to get my lift now so I can upgrade the fronts to 31's too.

 

[blu3fan]

Still gotta get the pics uploaded to internet from phone.
But.
personal opinion.
These tires.
0 rain grip. The bald BFG A/Ts had more traction (as expected of MT tires tho) but not this bad.

Freeway noise is pretty loud.
70mph-80mph they whine.
I am just going to burn through these and get some more A/T's
I have MT's on other cars. and never been this bad.

Get what you pay for.

 

[need-a-bow]

Get them siped. I think Discount Tire does this along with most larger tire shops

 

[blu3fan]

Get them siped. I think Discount Tire does this along with most larger tire shops

Never heard of this before.
Pretty interesting.

 

[Bent]

EDIT:
Yeah, never mind.

 

[bjoehandley]

If that's the same GT Radial that made the Grand Am radials that the '85 Lebaron GTS Turbo I bought as my first car a little over 20 years ago, I'm not surprised that worn out BFG's work better in wet conditions. The ones that my Lebaron had were pretty awful tires and really the only thing I've driven on that were close were the Eagle LS2's that my 3.6l Chrysler 200 came with (those supposedly sucked on the 170hp 2.4l cars, let alone the 280+HP V-6 cars like mine!) and the vinyl donuts that Tamiya tends to include with their more basic RTR and kit R/Cs..........come to think of it, those kinda remind me of the pretty much useless Tamiya 1.9" Rock Crusher tires that come with the HighLift trucks!

 

[Demonoid369]

It's a great off road tire as my jeep cane with them but on road they aren't great. These would be best as a second set strictly meant for off road.


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