Good Priced 35" Tires
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What type of lift did you get? If you just got a leveling kit, then both will look good, but sometimes 35s look a little stuffed with just a leveling kit. You won't really see a big price difference in 33s and 35s, but one of the main things that will shoot up the price is width. Tires are one of those things were you get what you pay for. If you buy less expensive tires, then you may be replacing them a lot sooner than you would a better tires that costs a little more, so you are loosing money. Have you considered the Nitto trail grapplers? They seem to be a decent priced tire, and have a good tread life as well as the good looks of a m/t.
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In standard sizes, you normally don't see a 35 in anything under a 12.50, but you can get metric sizes which come in the same height, but have a larger variety of widths ranging from about 10-14" wide. If you go with stock 17s, I believe that most of them are a 7.5" wide wheel, which means that you have to stick with a relatively narrow tire, around 10" wide. I would suggest going with a factory 18" wheel, which is wider than the 17, or aftermarket wheels that are wider. Wider wheels and tires will give you that rugged look that you want, along with some good, aggressive tires.
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i got my kumho mt's for ~250 each at discounttiredirect.com
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