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my cooper discoverer stt tek3's were 276 a piece 33/12.5/17

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Took my wife to labor & delivery. Daughter born.

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I drove across town to pick up my degree since im still waiting on parts

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Took my truck into the back country of Colorado.     Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

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my cooper discoverer stt tek3's were 276 a piece 33/12.5/17

Its amazing how good cooper truck tires are and how subpar the car tires seem to be. Its like the car and truck division are two different companies. I dont think I have never heard a rave of their car tires.

 

I was thinking of conti LX for the Tahoe next. My rav4 rental had them. They squealed like at stuck pig if you tried to take a turn over 15 mph.

 

My cooper HTs with 30% tread on a nearly 3 ton 4x4 dont do that.

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Got a price of 320 for some 315/75/16 mud grapps including mounting and balancing and rotating every 5000 miles at my local tire guy. This sound fair? What kind of prices can every one else get?

 

One of my tires costs more than that. I wish I could get tires that cheap. :sigh:

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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Started cleaning and packing my truck for Utah

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I'll burn that from here to Vegas. Then another tank from Vegas to Salt Lake. But all in premium

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Prepped the truck mechanically, While I was at it checked the car out

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TimmyG Senior Enthusiast

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75 bucks of gas right at 25 gallons, gonna burn it all out going to work this monday-friday

seems cheap

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

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You might have competition Jon, A guy on silveradoss.com is looking at getting rid of the SS for a SC540

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Yea that's really cheap

 

Michigan has been one of the more expensive states lately though thankfully it has dropped some as of late and SC usually is among the cheapest.

 

It's the reconciliation they get for having crappy BBQ. :lol:

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