What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Seriously nice looking rig. I would also like to know how you like those STT Pros...I've been running the Discoverer STT's for a good while now, and love them. But I will need some new tires at some point...also curious as to how much you paid?
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I'm loving the STT Pros, they have a very smooth ride to them and make a pleasant hum down the road without overwhelming the radio.
They have brought down my MPG since using the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, but that's to be expected with the tread design and weight of the new tires.
So far, I haven't spun any tires at 35 PSI. I spun the Duratracs all the time in the rain, but these seem to bite the road a lot better in the rain.
I got all four for $800 shipped, but I also scored the Summer Cooper rebate for $70, so I paid $730 for all 4.
They have brought down my MPG since using the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, but that's to be expected with the tread design and weight of the new tires.
So far, I haven't spun any tires at 35 PSI. I spun the Duratracs all the time in the rain, but these seem to bite the road a lot better in the rain.
I got all four for $800 shipped, but I also scored the Summer Cooper rebate for $70, so I paid $730 for all 4.
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I'm loving the STT Pros, they have a very smooth ride to them and make a pleasant hum down the road without overwhelming the radio.
They have brought down my MPG since using the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, but that's to be expected with the tread design and weight of the new tires.
So far, I haven't spun any tires at 35 PSI. I spun the Duratracs all the time in the rain, but these seem to bite the road a lot better in the rain.
I got all four for $800 shipped, but I also scored the Summer Cooper rebate for $70, so I paid $730 for all 4.
They have brought down my MPG since using the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, but that's to be expected with the tread design and weight of the new tires.
So far, I haven't spun any tires at 35 PSI. I spun the Duratracs all the time in the rain, but these seem to bite the road a lot better in the rain.
I got all four for $800 shipped, but I also scored the Summer Cooper rebate for $70, so I paid $730 for all 4.
Are those 33's or 35's? Why so high on the PSI?
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After I get my shocks, these will be moved to the short list, LOL
Are those 33's or 35's? Why so high on the PSI?
Are those 33's or 35's? Why so high on the PSI?
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I'm loving the STT Pros, they have a very smooth ride to them and make a pleasant hum down the road without overwhelming the radio.
They have brought down my MPG since using the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, but that's to be expected with the tread design and weight of the new tires.
So far, I haven't spun any tires at 35 PSI. I spun the Duratracs all the time in the rain, but these seem to bite the road a lot better in the rain.
I got all four for $800 shipped, but I also scored the Summer Cooper rebate for $70, so I paid $730 for all 4.
They have brought down my MPG since using the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs, but that's to be expected with the tread design and weight of the new tires.
So far, I haven't spun any tires at 35 PSI. I spun the Duratracs all the time in the rain, but these seem to bite the road a lot better in the rain.
I got all four for $800 shipped, but I also scored the Summer Cooper rebate for $70, so I paid $730 for all 4.
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I run my duratracs at 36. I notice under 30 they feel sloppy on the street. I only air down to ~20 for the trails too.
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Hey Xjguy, aren't you one of the FL4x4 and CJK guys as well?
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Put fender flares on last night. The hardest part was putting the trim on the flares... Pretty frustrating. Had the windows tinted 2 days ago, 20% front 5% all rear windows. Tonight the new speedometer gear is going in the transfer case
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I was a part of CJK, but I couldn't take it anymore LOL.
I'm with Trail Monkeys 4x4
The 33" Duratracs have a max capacity of 35 PSI, that's what I ran before these.
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