JK-Ford

You didn't mention what the ply rateing is on these tires. This makes a big differance in price and performance.

Bgniko

Heres the info from the place ill be getting them from.

Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tire from


Part # Description
312013142 TIRE SIZE: LT315/75R16
SPEED RATING: Q
LOAD INDEX: 127
LOAD RANGE: E
WARRANTY: Limited
SERVICE TYPE: LT
SIDEWALL: BSL
TREAD DEPTH: 18/32 in.
RIM SIZE: 16 in.
TIRE HEIGHT: 75
TIRE WIDTH: 315 mm
SECTION WIDTH: 12.3 in.
MAX LOAD (SINGLE): 2094 lb.
OVERALL DIAMETER: 34.8 in.
CONSTRUCTION: Radial
SERVICE DESCRIPTION: 127Q
REVs PER MILE: 598
RIM WIDTH (MIN): 8 in.
RIM WIDTH (MAX): 10 in.
RIM WIDTH (STANDARD): 8.5 in.

jK-ataklysm

hellyeah! come up here to vancouver island and try to afford a decent set of tires... i had to have a kid just so i could give up my first born for a set of a/t's... i guess i'll have to have a couple more so i can trade em in for the cooper stt's i want...

JK-Ford

Ya, Those are "E" rated. Sounds like a fair price. I have the E-rated 245's. There rough riddin on the street. But I love em.

blang816

I think it is more because of your odd size. There are plenty around in more common sizes.

damon.l

we have a local goodyear tire and lube place. they pricematched and beat discounts online price. see if your area has one as the guys i dealt with at the goodyear place were A LOT nicer an easier to deal with than the dicks at discount.

prodsup04

I just got the exact same tire for my JK for $184 a piece mounted out the door. It was an amazing price that I couldn't pass up.

Bgniko

Sweet ass price! Did they fall off the back of a truck? hahahaha

Bgniko

Been reading about the chalk test, can someone fill me in. Is it really the best way to manage PSI?

arjeeper

The chalk test is valuable because it helps determine the PSI that creates 100% tread contact on *your* vehicle. Do to variations in weight, heat, etc. it's hard for someone to suggest a perfect PSI. the chalk test gets you very close.

Note: the purpose is to get even tread wear. In all likelyhood, you can run higher PSI and get improved fuel economy or maybe lower PSI for a softer ride and still be fine.