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you know the pepboys only definity brand has anyone on here tried these if so what is your opinion on them?
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They are probably just a rebadged tire.. have you tried google?
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my friend has them on his s10. they dont do to bad the lugs clean out pretty good and got good traction in the mud
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I believe they are re-badged Coopers with 2 plys. I and a few others I wheel with have them and they hold their own just fine. I got the E load tires for a little bit more rigidness than the D loads.
Here is some nice mud I got through with them.
Here is some nice mud I got through with them.
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They look like a decent tire to me, although I haven't actually run them. They do have the little mud ejector ribs between the lugs, so they should clean out decent in mud (I'd be open to trying them on mine except they don't seem to have a 35").
Pretty sure these are made by Cooper Tire.
Pretty sure these are made by Cooper Tire.
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anybody know how much a dakota in 33 12.50 in 15 or 16 inch rims are gonna run me im looking at getting them the look pretty much like cooper stt tires so im figuring save a hundred bucks a tire or so not a bad idea- Joined
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they dont come in 33x12.50x15...i went to pepboys the other day and the guy pulled them up on the computer and it showed that they dont....pissed me off
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what sizes DO they come in?
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well....i didnt look for any metric sizes since i wasnt interested in buying new wheels too i did notice some 31s and if i remember right a 32x11.50
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they make 33's. Ask for the 285/75/16 or 15. I know they make them up to a 285 which is a 33 and I believe they make them up to a 305 which is a 34. I am going for the 305s next year.
Mine are 265/75/16 and they are a shade under a 32.
Mine are 265/75/16 and they are a shade under a 32.
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The 285 is the widths of the tread surface in millimeters. The next number, 75, refers to the sidewall height. This is an aspect ratio meaning that the sidewall height is 75% of the width. The first number does not refer to tire height.
285mm is roughly 11.22 inches.
75% of that is roughly 8.42 inches. times two since the sidewall needs to be counted twice.
16.84 + 16rim diameter= 32.84 or ~33. In a 15 it would be smaller by an inch.
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