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Old 09-06-2011, 08:21 PM
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I have summit mud dawgs 305/70R17's on dick cepek rims. I personally don't think I'll get more than another 10k out of them. They are wearing very fast. They were on the jeep when I bought it, I estimate they have about 8k on them now. One tire still has the sipping on it. I started rotating the spare in... I have about 3k on that tire... They are pretty noisy on the road...

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Old 09-06-2011, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by BigRed08jk
im running 265/70/17 Silent Armors and im also having balancing issues. They are awesome on road and even mild to moderate trails. I haven't had them in mud yet. But i see your in NT. Im in Orchard Park/ Hamburg area its nice to see some more WNY jeeps!
Ha yea nt ...know any good tires for that white blanket we get In a few months
Old 09-08-2011, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by big c
Ha yea nt ...know any good tires for that white blanket we get In a few months
I havent had them in the snow yet but according to goodyear the Silent Armors are just as good if not better in the snow than the Duratracs. Im actually excited for this winter to see what these tires can handle. Gotta love Buffalo winters haha
Old 09-08-2011, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by BigRed08jk

I havent had them in the snow yet but according to goodyear the Silent Armors are just as good if not better in the snow than the Duratracs. Im actually excited for this winter to see what these tires can handle. Gotta love Buffalo winters haha
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Old 09-09-2011, 03:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Krynn
I would have ordered the Falken Wild Peaks, but I wanted to stick with something close to stock size, and I didn't want to go with an E load rating. So I ended up ordering a set of Goodyear Duratracs in 265/70R17C1. Despite all calculations saying that the Duratracs should be smaller than the SR-As that my Jeep is currently wearing, they supposedly measure out to be about a quarter inch taller. I'm hoping they get here soon... One week from today, I'm supposed to be on the road to Colorado for the Ouray Jeep Jamboree.
That's what I have. 265/70/17 C Duratracs. They measure about the same as the stock 255/75/17 SR-A's, but look much bigger because they're aggressive and wider. They're awesome!
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Originally Posted by itasor

That's what I have. 265/70/17 C Duratracs. They measure about the same as the stock 255/75/17 SR-A's, but look much bigger because they're aggressive and wider. They're awesome!
What did u pay for them all said and done
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Originally Posted by big c
What did u pay for them all said and done
$1070.00 shipped for 5 of them from Discount Tire Direct. Plus $100 for mounting/balancing at a local tire shop.
Old 09-09-2011, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by itasor

$1070.00 shipped for 5 of them from Discount Tire Direct. Plus $100 for mounting/balancing at a local tire shop.
Any pics ?
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Originally Posted by BigRed08jk
Shadow's_Jeep haha every topic with silent armors is see you and its always the balancing issue! not to hi-jack here but Ive had mine balanced 2 more times since i started that thread with the shimmy at 40-50mph. at this point im just dealing with it haha
I deal with mine till I get next year's TAX RETURN'S then their gone.
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Originally Posted by itasor
That's what I have. 265/70/17 C Duratracs. They measure about the same as the stock 255/75/17 SR-A's, but look much bigger because they're aggressive and wider. They're awesome!
Holy crap, you aren't kidding!!! Mine just came in, and yeah, side be side, they look just a hair bigger, but when you put a few feet between them, the sr-a just looks puny. Can't wait to mount them!


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