WTB: Used BFG Mud Terrains

[Volfinator]

Like the title says. Would like to buy some used BFG Mud terrains. Need to fit 15" wheels

[DirtyZ]

Get some re-treads from tread wright (sp?).

[tanker]

Get some re-treads from tread wright (sp?).

https://www.treadwright.com/

[Lt4TransAm]

I think I have some at my farm. How soon do you need them?

[turbodaytona87]

Get some re-treads from tread wright (sp?).

They don't carry a 35" tire that fits a 15

[Hillbilly]

I didn't see anything about 35s in the OP.

[turbodaytona87]

Haha neither do I :lol:

Tread wright carries a 31" and a 33" in a 15.

[Volfinator]

I think I have some at my farm. How soon do you need them?

Not soon. Just putting a feeler out. Shoot me a price and size. Looking for 32's

[HuskerJeep]

I had some treadwrights on my old Cummins. Loved them for the cost. Having most/all of them backorded is the only thing that sucks about buying from them. They won't charge you until they are actually shipped though, and the customer service has a great reputation too.

[DirtyZ]

I had some treadwrights on my old Cummins. Loved them for the cost. Having most/all of them backorded is the only thing that sucks about buying from them. They won't charge you until they are actually shipped though, and the customer service has a great reputation too.

I've had treadwrights before too, but never long enough to figure out if you get decent miles out of them. Did you have yours long enough to put a decent amount of miles on them?

[82355]

Mine did pretty good.

Martin

[sn95mustanggt]

threadjacking. i need some tires as well. prefer 31x10.5x15s but a little smaller will work.

[tanker]

I had some treadwrights on my old Cummins. Loved them for the cost. Having most/all of them backorded is the only thing that sucks about buying from them. They won't charge you until they are actually shipped though, and the customer service has a great reputation too.

I've had treadwrights before too, but never long enough to figure out if you get decent miles out of them. Did you have yours long enough to put a decent amount of miles on them?

i have/has 10k on mine on tundra..they arn't on rite meow but they will be sooon

[HuskerJeep]

I had some treadwrights on my old Cummins. Loved them for the cost. Having most/all of them backorded is the only thing that sucks about buying from them. They won't charge you until they are actually shipped though, and the customer service has a great reputation too.

I've had treadwrights before too, but never long enough to figure out if you get decent miles out of them. Did you have yours long enough to put a decent amount of miles on them?

Actually no. I put them on this spring and just traded the truck in for new. I think 20k would have been pushing it, but remembering that is what they were warrantied for, I'd think they would make it right since every customer service experience I read had really good reviews. My friend has been running them on his big WJ since about the same time I got mine and they seem to be holding up good. That includes driving to Moab, wheeling with them aired down, and then driving back (obviously aired up). I'd say he will easily get 20k out of his but is a way lighter rig.

[Volfinator]

nevermind this thread. I'm going to go with ATs