smokey196240

sick and tired of going to get dirt or going to the dump and getting stuck because the stock tires need to keep stock rims and load range e and want a agressive tire for mud and sand, wide as possable, no lift, very little spacer between back rims if any.pics would be nice,want to look good but want to not get stuck in mud ,sand, any and all help is wanted and needed.show pics if you can, thanks...

smokey196240

come on guys no help on this? need tires bad and wife gave the ok too need to order the biggest fatest tires i can get on my rig with stock rims HELP

mcstyle

I've got the Dick Cepek fun country 2's and I like them alot. Check out my photo album for pictures...

ToyKraz

Here is mine.





I just drove 1000 miles to Oregon from Nevada through blizzard conditions. The tires performed great. This is my second set. I rims are stock size.

homewrecker

These are cooper s/t's 265/70/17E.Excellent offroad traction and good road manners.Only using a 1/4" spacer.

smokey196240

Thats is the help I was looking for thanks guys ,keep them comming,Toykraz awsome looking dont know if i could spend that much right now but will price them no spacer on them ? homewrecker look good was wanting to look at them on a truck like mine thanks

homewrecker

Anything over a 265 really needs a bolt on spacer.My friend has 285's and you can't get fit a #2 pencil in the gap.Wouldn't recommend this for towing.I tow heavy and have had no problems with the 265's.Theres really not alot of sizes to pick from.Someone needs to make a 265/80/17.That would be the perfect tire,nice width and a little taller than stock,but until then the 265/70's will have to work.

ToyKraz

Thanks. Yes, there is a 3" spacer, but could have lived with a 2" probably. The sidewall tread is really aggressive on the Nitto Mud Grapplers. Anything less than a 2" spacer and they are going to touch.

jmccart

Both those duallies are awesome looking.

COWBOY6300

I run the cooper discoverer ST,s looked every where and found these at my dodge dealership, they were the cheapest i could find anywhere, at 120 bucks a peice, they are a mild all terain, but i drive highway also, they ride smooth, hardly any roar, and grab great on the oilfield locations where every one else is stuck, also at about 40,000 miles on them and getting close to replace time, the best tire for the buck for on and off road, handle well in the rain also

abc4yew

Where is your dealer....Cooper S/T 265's load range E's cost me $225 plus install and taxes.... at 120....I'd buy a dozen in a minute. They are a great tire....good traction, good mileage, pretty quite. They are my tire forever....have them balanced on the truck dynamically for best results. KS

homewrecker

I agree.Show me where they are $120 and I'll get my next 2 sets and put them in the building for the future.I payed $170 a tire at the local Cooper tire dealer installed.

COWBOY6300

my dealership has a tire department, might be seperate from them, not sure, Im in Longview, Texas, thier number is 903-757-2222, also if you have a big 5 tire, you might check and see if they can get them, my local one says they think so, and will try to match dodge,s price

COWBOY6300

just called the dealer, ok, they gave me a deal because I bought my truck from them used, ****, the price on the cooper dicoverer s/t 235-r80-17 is 161.00 a tire thats tax included, but not mount and balance, another 7.50 for that, well, guess I dont have a cheap place, but that isnt toooo bad of a price, sorry guys, now im dreading new tire time again,

smokey196240

well guys Copper it is only there going to be stt going to order them from a local place here in home town 1350.00 tires 6ea mounted bal. installed oh btw spacers on the way too 2 inch want to thank all for the help.