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Old 07-10-2019, 12:18 PM #1
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TW Dirt Lord new tread
I'm excited for this pattern. I think they officially announced it yesterday. Looks like a real highway friendly tread with enough beef to do anything you would do in a daily driver. I still like the Wardens alot and have had 2 sets but these look like they might do better in the rain at highway speeds.
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I've read several times on here over the years about treadrights disintegrating on folks.

Why not go with a Fresh, non-retreaded tire? I mean, really why not?

I bet Michelin LTX AT2s can out do that tread design on both highway and offroad, quite yet sticks to mud, gravel and sand. $600 installed for 4.

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That tire needs a shave . Last winter I needed tires for my plow truck and was considering tredwright but after shipping I was able to get BFG KO2s cheaper . If tredwright brought their price down I would consider them for some applications but twice in the last 4 years when pricing tires TW has been more $ than new tires . At least for 32'' tires , I've heard their big mudders are a good deal .
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I've read several times on here over the years about treadrights disintegrating on folks.



Why not go with a Fresh, non-retreaded tire? I mean, really why not?



I bet Michelin LTX AT2s can out do that tread design on both highway and offroad, quite yet sticks to mud, gravel and sand. $600 installed for 4.



Luck and enjoy that Runner.
I first bought them on a truck I was going to sell but ended up keeping. They did alright. Tried them again a few years later and I can say one reason I bought them again was US based customer service. You can get an American on the phone immediately. They are also eco friendly if that means anything. I dont have anything bad to say about them

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