Enjoy your five garbage tires. 😂
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Quantity over quality? I’d use $1067 differently on my Jeep, even if I had bald tires.
Please purchase the entire inventory.
Damn... I'm looking for new tires and the $243/each was looking really good vs the $360/each to go another round with the Toyo Open Country R/T's or M/T's.
Northridge is running a deal, buy 4 get 1, no tax free shipping.
I went to my local discount tire, said this is the deal, and they matched it.
Northridge been advertising that deal for a few days now, with no indication of when it ends
I went to my local discount tire, said this is the deal, and they matched it.
Northridge been advertising that deal for a few days now, with no indication of when it ends
Patagonias are a dumber choice than an Ox locker. 😂
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Baseless statements rarely get attention around here
All you do is lose credit.
What lockers should I go with?
Hello new to the site, im sure I'll find the answer with some navigation but I have an '02 Sahara with 4.0 and '37 was wondering what lockers would give me best bang with a $3k budget. Would be used as daily driver as well
What lockers should I go with?
Only the rear. The front is a Dana 30 unless it is a Rubicon (2003-2006 only) or has been swapped aftermarket. Take a picture of your front and rear differential covers, post them here, and we'll confirm what you have
Thanks so much for your great review.
Being a they are considered "soft" , how does everyone think the load range E, 285 75 R16 tire would work on a Moab wheel?
I have 33 12 15's mounted now but I really like the Moans. Thanks all
Being a they are considered "soft" , how does everyone think the load range E, 285 75 R16 tire would work on a Moab wheel?
I have 33 12 15's mounted now but I really like the Moans. Thanks all
I’d like her to be the result to all my web searches!
One thing I can tell you is that a 35" C rated Patagonia felt little different than a 33" E rated Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx. Neither were what I would ever call uncomfortable.
However, a 35" C rated Goodyear MTR was noticably more comfortable and nicer riding than any tire I have put on the Jeep.
Good Lord man, I'm really starting to think that the owner of Patagonia tires must've banged the wives and girlfriends of some of the guys on this forum... lol I'm heading up to the Rubicon again at the end of this month and still loving the traction on those MTs. I'll get a few more years out of them - age will eat them up since I don't put that many miles on my Jeep - but with their price increases I might try another tire next time. On my 3/4 ton Ram truck I just got the Nitto Ridge Grapplers and so far I'm liking those a lot.
Hopefully the owner of Nitto tires is not banging anybody's wife or girlfriend... lol
243 ea is about what I paid for Cooper stt pro 35x12.5r15s 2 months ago. The Patagonia thing was intriguing when they were comfortably sub 200 per tire, but not when they're in the same range as pretty much everybody else. Toyo and Goodyear MTR are the outliers on the high end in my experience.Damn... I'm looking for new tires and the $243/each was looking really good vs the $360/each to go another round with the Toyo Open Country R/T's or M/T's.
Even if that were for all 5 I wouldn’t run them. Based on what I’ve seen them do
Discount has them at 207. Gonna take more than $150 on a set for me to take a gamble on something with such mixed reviews. $185 rings a bell for when I was considering them, but I may have been looking at 33s at that point.
Hmm, Pat 35's are $218.70 on Discount Tire and the BFG KM3's are $234. For only a $60 difference per set, I would definitely go back to BFG even though the Pats worked really, really well for me. When I bought them, I think the difference was over $400 and that was significant enough to get me to try them.
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