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homerjsimpson137
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Hum. I will look into the R14s. Thanks guys. Anything is better than the R4s
Tires Need R1s but can not find
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moship
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Not certain what the OP budget is, but I recommend calling sales and inquire if the tires/wheels are still available as "wholegoods". Typically the price of buying the tire/wheel assembly through wholegoods is considerably cheaper than inquiring about the parts individually.
Theses would be ready to bolt on and the existing set could be sold to recover some of the cost.
Another option would be to consider other manufactures and styles of R4's. I've seen thread patterns that were very deep to shed mud or ones that created less contact pressure.
Theses would be ready to bolt on and the existing set could be sold to recover some of the cost.
Another option would be to consider other manufactures and styles of R4's. I've seen thread patterns that were very deep to shed mud or ones that created less contact pressure.
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David Wayne
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I just went from R1 to R4 on my L3400 a month ago, We could have traded. I still have the R1 on the wheels sitting on a pallet.
For sale, but not listed yet, getting ready for vacation. Wish I had room in the truck for them I would swing by we are going to
Virginia Beach.
For sale, but not listed yet, getting ready for vacation. Wish I had room in the truck for them I would swing by we are going to
Virginia Beach.