Tires

skyhightree1":38rkinxg said:
Brute 23":38rkinxg said:
I left a location last week and we had had a little rain. Its a windy... worn out... two lane road out of there. The back end started sliding on me in a turn with cars in the inside lane. I drive this road all the time and that has never happened before.

Maybe they slid cause you were going 111 mph in the turn instead of 110mph they were rated for :D Ya know sometimes we push things to the limit

My dad said I just need more junk in the bed.
 
cowgirl8":3larhscu said:
TennesseeTuxedo":3larhscu said:
cowgirl8":3larhscu said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

Well why not be a good little gal and go ask him which company he orders from.
Google it. Lol

He won't tell you, I understand.
 
Ol' 243":3t07dfqo said:
cowgirl8":3t07dfqo said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

I bet ya'll go through an a $$load of tires, as big as that ranch is and all. Figured you'd have bought em off craigslist and had your help rebuild em.

Fwiw
I go through a shytload of tires. I buy used ones off Craigslist and we mount em ourselves.....why don't you quit being a little ****ing troll.
 
I have run Hancook AT for years
They are imported though.
They are 10 ply and I almost never have flats and get 100k out of them.
They are around a 100 bucks for 17's

They do hurt my fuel mileage being so heavy so I don't know it if bought less tire and replaced them more often and got better fuel mileage that it wouldn't be cheaper

But the hancooks are good tires
 
callmefence":3sil6tc9 said:
Ol' 243":3sil6tc9 said:
cowgirl8":3sil6tc9 said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

I bet ya'll go through an a $$load of tires, as big as that ranch is and all. Figured you'd have bought em off craigslist and had your help rebuild em.

Fwiw
I go through a shytload of tires. I buy used ones off Craigslist and we mount em ourselves.....why don't you quit being a little be nice troll.

Fence, have I ever trolled you or been any way disrectful towards you? If not, I suggest you let the others stick up for theirselves.
 
Cross-7":5j7u369x said:
I have run Hancook AT for years
They are imported though.
They are 10 ply and I almost never have flats and get 100k out of them.
They are around a 100 bucks for 17's

They do hurt my fuel mileage being so heavy so I don't know it if bought less tire and replaced them more often and got better fuel mileage that it wouldn't be cheaper

But the hancooks are good tires

That's good info.
 
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Ol' 243":3m5wuy9m said:
callmefence":3m5wuy9m said:
Ol' 243":3m5wuy9m said:
I bet ya'll go through an a $$load of tires, as big as that ranch is and all. Figured you'd have bought em off craigslist and had your help rebuild em.

Fwiw
I go through a shytload of tires. I buy used ones off Craigslist and we mount em ourselves.....why don't you quit being a little be nice troll.

Fence, have I ever trolled you or been any way disrectful towards you? If not, I suggest you let the others stick up for theirselves.

Thanks for the suggestion but I'll do as I please.
 
callmefence":2ceeqjjq said:
Ol' 243":2ceeqjjq said:
callmefence":2ceeqjjq said:
Fwiw
I go through a shytload of tires. I buy used ones off Craigslist and we mount em ourselves.....why don't you quit being a little be nice troll.

Fence, have I ever trolled you or been any way disrectful towards you? If not, I suggest you let the others stick up for theirselves.

Thanks for the suggestion but I'll do as I please.

Same here
 
Ol' 243":33cuvzyc said:
cowgirl8":33cuvzyc said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

I bet ya'll go through an a $$load of tires, as big as that ranch is and all. Figured you'd have bought em off craigslist and had your help rebuild em.
Remember, you asked....We bought some skidder tires off a online auction. They are HUGE.. They were listed on a site that did not have logging equipment so no one was bidding on them.. I cant remember what we paid, but it was like 10% of what they were worth. Stopped to get gas and someone was following us to ask if we were selling them.. Had to go to west texas to get them. When you need a skidder tire, you need a skidder tire. I think it cost something like 6,000 if you have to buy a new one and have someone put it on. I know you think you're making fun of me, but, you're going to have to try harder. And yes, we do have a buttload of tires. We've never figured out how many, but its over 100 easy..maybe 200.. We have 3 semis, a bucket truck, 5 tractors, 3 side by sides, 3 4wheelers, 4 trucks, a car (mine), 2 stock trailers, 3 flatbeds, 3 log trailers, and then an assortment of hay equipment and other field things that have tires...The skidsteer has tracks, so, although rubber they are kind of tires..Oh, and my lawn mower we just got tires delivered by UPS...SO, yeah, we go through a lot of tires.....
 
M-5":kviifn0u said:
317.50 per tire out the door mounted and balanced .

I just finished wearing out my 1st set Toyo open country as soon as I find my receipt ill post how many miles but I know its over 65k

holey carp......put a set on my truck last November for $172.45 a tire. Did you buy the warranty?

Somewhere around 60,000 on the old set. Still had some good tread on the old tires, but the truck was beginning to feel a bit squirrelly on wet roads.
 
1982vett":25s79t4q said:
M-5":25s79t4q said:
317.50 per tire out the door mounted and balanced .

I just finished wearing out my 1st set Toyo open country as soon as I find my receipt ill post how many miles but I know its over 65k

holey carp......put a set on my truck last November for $172.45 a tire. Did you buy the warranty?

Somewhere around 60,000 on the old set. Still had some good tread on the old tires, but the truck was beginning to feel a bit squirrelly on wet roads.

No extra warranty 275/65/20 but remember it takes good tires to handle a real truck
 
M-5":di8kqdma said:
1982vett":di8kqdma said:
M-5":di8kqdma said:
317.50 per tire out the door mounted and balanced .

I just finished wearing out my 1st set Toyo open country as soon as I find my receipt ill post how many miles but I know its over 65k

holey carp......put a set on my truck last November for $172.45 a tire. Did you buy the warranty?

Somewhere around 60,000 on the old set. Still had some good tread on the old tires, but the truck was beginning to feel a bit squirrelly on wet roads.

No extra warranty 275/65/20 but remember it takes good tires to handle a real truck

Makes a difference....mine are 265/70/17's. Tires definitely make or break handling...truck rides good, just doesn't have the chunk of metal up front I'm used to. That extra weight helps plow through the rivers some of these highways have when it rains a little. :lol:
 
cowgirl8":2ersn7oc said:
Ol' 243":2ersn7oc said:
cowgirl8":2ersn7oc said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

I bet ya'll go through an a $$load of tires, as big as that ranch is and all. Figured you'd have bought em off craigslist and had your help rebuild em.
Remember, you asked....We bought some skidder tires off a online auction. They are HUGE.. They were listed on a site that did not have logging equipment so no one was bidding on them.. I cant remember what we paid, but it was like 10% of what they were worth. Stopped to get gas and someone was following us to ask if we were selling them.. Had to go to west texas to get them. When you need a skidder tire, you need a skidder tire. I think it cost something like 6,000 if you have to buy a new one and have someone put it on. I know you think you're making fun of me, but, you're going to have to try harder. And yes, we do have a buttload of tires. We've never figured out how many, but its over 100 easy..maybe 200.. We have 3 semis, a bucket truck, 5 tractors, 3 side by sides, 3 4wheelers, 4 trucks, a car (mine), 2 stock trailers, 3 flatbeds, 3 log trailers, and then an assortment of hay equipment and other field things that have tires...The skidsteer has tracks, so, although rubber they are kind of tires..Oh, and my lawn mower we just got tires delivered by UPS...SO, yeah, we go through a lot of tires.....
You must have a hobby farm with no more equipment than that.
 
jedstivers":3em5tnqe said:
cowgirl8":3em5tnqe said:
Ol' 243":3em5tnqe said:
I bet ya'll go through an a $$load of tires, as big as that ranch is and all. Figured you'd have bought em off craigslist and had your help rebuild em.
Remember, you asked....We bought some skidder tires off a online auction. They are HUGE.. They were listed on a site that did not have logging equipment so no one was bidding on them.. I cant remember what we paid, but it was like 10% of what they were worth. Stopped to get gas and someone was following us to ask if we were selling them.. Had to go to west texas to get them. When you need a skidder tire, you need a skidder tire. I think it cost something like 6,000 if you have to buy a new one and have someone put it on. I know you think you're making fun of me, but, you're going to have to try harder. And yes, we do have a buttload of tires. We've never figured out how many, but its over 100 easy..maybe 200.. We have 3 semis, a bucket truck, 5 tractors, 3 side by sides, 3 4wheelers, 4 trucks, a car (mine), 2 stock trailers, 3 flatbeds, 3 log trailers, and then an assortment of hay equipment and other field things that have tires...The skidsteer has tracks, so, although rubber they are kind of tires..Oh, and my lawn mower we just got tires delivered by UPS...SO, yeah, we go through a lot of tires.....
You must have a hobby farm with no more equipment than that.


I don't know Jed
I see what all you do and wonder how you do it
Crap man how do you manage it all ?

You and your boys are inspiring to watch !
 
Cross-7":1x0tcagj said:
jedstivers":1x0tcagj said:
cowgirl8":1x0tcagj said:
Remember, you asked....We bought some skidder tires off a online auction. They are HUGE.. They were listed on a site that did not have logging equipment so no one was bidding on them.. I cant remember what we paid, but it was like 10% of what they were worth. Stopped to get gas and someone was following us to ask if we were selling them.. Had to go to west texas to get them. When you need a skidder tire, you need a skidder tire. I think it cost something like 6,000 if you have to buy a new one and have someone put it on. I know you think you're making fun of me, but, you're going to have to try harder. And yes, we do have a buttload of tires. We've never figured out how many, but its over 100 easy..maybe 200.. We have 3 semis, a bucket truck, 5 tractors, 3 side by sides, 3 4wheelers, 4 trucks, a car (mine), 2 stock trailers, 3 flatbeds, 3 log trailers, and then an assortment of hay equipment and other field things that have tires...The skidsteer has tracks, so, although rubber they are kind of tires..Oh, and my lawn mower we just got tires delivered by UPS...SO, yeah, we go through a lot of tires.....
You must have a hobby farm with no more equipment than that.


I don't know Jed
I see what all you do and wonder how you do it
Crap man how do you manage it all ?

You and your boys are inspiring to watch !
Thanks cross.
Actually for here I run a smaller operation. Some are much bigger.
 
TennesseeTuxedo":sa5ko8lx said:
cowgirl8":sa5ko8lx said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

Well why not be a good little gal and go ask him which company he orders from.
With this room full of google experts, and i'm the one who knows how and where to order tires....... :lol:
 
DId anyone count how many tires we have to maintain? I figured someone would. its a bunch isn't it...Of course, the semi and semi trailers have a ton of tires. Hope you guys take that into account.
 
cowgirl8":rof1lgsw said:
TennesseeTuxedo":rof1lgsw said:
cowgirl8":rof1lgsw said:
There is a commercial on the radio that plays over and over. They say not to run on Maypops, to come and get tires at their place. Maypops...I find that funny..
Husband orders tires online and has them delivered all the way out here. He can sit down in the evening and place an order, and they'll be delivered by lunch the next day without paying extra shipping. Not always, but most times they get here the next day.

Well why not be a good little gal and go ask him which company he orders from.
With this room full of google experts, and i'm the one who knows how and where to order tires....... :lol:

Actually it's your husband who knows.
 
Red Bull Breeder":2u2iv8by said:
Last look I had at skidder tire prices was between $2500.00 and $3000.00 a piece. That was for 28L.
That's not on the wheel though and not delivered, and put on out in the field...and the ones we have are bigger.
 

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