Posted by Pete76NYPa on November 17, 2023 at 01:57:54 from (23.235.20.101):
In Reply to: Titan tires for pulling posted by Farming Enthusiast on November 16, 2023 at 17:04:17:
I bought a set of 14.9x38 Titans when I redid the JD 70...within three years both had developed significant cracks in the sidewalls...was about halfway down the track when the left one split at one of the cracks. When I got home I got home I got a set of Firestone Field and Roads on it and have never bought anything else since. so for three years I enjoyed the benefit of having saved $60 per tire, but the cost of the new ones on top of it quickly washed away that euphoria. When they were cracking and splitting, they seemed to pull as well as the Firestones.
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