Posted by 300jk on September 16, 2018 at 12:50:28 from (174.224.131.179):
In Reply to: Re: New sneakers posted by rrlund on September 16, 2018 at 12:38:18:
Yeah Randy it's tough swapping back and forth when you need to get something done ! He went with the firestones. Not cheap. About 3400 bucks all around. That was with the full service call. Guy needle scaled the rims, then wire wheeled them, then greased them up good. The rears weren't loaded and the rims were pretty nice I guess. Tires are one of those necessary evils I guess ! Dad put 18.5x34's on the 1750 three or four years ago, and the 1650 still had old 18.4x34 safe marks on it which are still in real nice shape ! Only one that needs tires is my 300 Farmall. Real bad weather checking, but still holding air !
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