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    very sexy!!!
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    A before and some after shots. Added Bushwackers, Level 8 Trackers 17x8.5 4.5 BS and the Cooper Stt Pro 315/70/17. I'm only running a Teraflex Performance Level Kit so I also had to trim the pinch seam and rock rails. The cheesy plastic airdam on front needed a little tweak at full lock.
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    Additional info. 315/70/17s came to me from Discount at 36 psi. Measured 34.5 as received. Mounted on the Jeep they measure just a hair over 34. (I have stock bumpers, no winch and rear seat removed for weight reference)
    Even though these are an E load tire I left them at 36 (same as my old tires, Kenda Klever Mt stock diameter C load) so I could do a straight comparison on the same daily driving route.
    Initial impressions:
    They seem to ignore the smaller bumps that the smaller tires would "feel".
    On larger bumps they are pretty much the same as the old tires.
    Noise. They have a hum which is definitely less than the old tires but I would expect it to increase with wear. Any radio on at all and it's gone. (I'm so used to the hum I never really pay attention anyway)
    Going to the larger / heavier tire I noticed a bit of a power loss. Not huge and a flat lander wouldn't notice at all. I just used the procal last night so have not driven with that adjustment yet.
    Summary of on road driving. I'm happy with the on road results, you might expect a response like "these things ride like bricks and beat my molars out". Not a significant difference between these and my old tires so I consider that a big win. Once I know I have the procal dialed in I'll drive a couple tanks of gas and give a MPG feedback.

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    Those tires look aggressive. How's their performance off the road?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jus Jim View Post
    Additional info. 315/70/17s came to me from Discount at 36 psi. Measured 34.5 as received. Mounted on the Jeep they measure just a hair over 34. (I have stock bumpers, no winch and rear seat removed for weight reference)
    Even though these are an E load tire I left them at 36 (same as my old tires, Kenda Klever Mt stock diameter C load) so I could do a straight comparison on the same daily driving route.
    Initial impressions:
    They seem to ignore the smaller bumps that the smaller tires would "feel".
    On larger bumps they are pretty much the same as the old tires.
    Noise. They have a hum which is definitely less than the old tires but I would expect it to increase with wear. Any radio on at all and it's gone. (I'm so used to the hum I never really pay attention anyway)
    Going to the larger / heavier tire I noticed a bit of a power loss. Not huge and a flat lander wouldn't notice at all. I just used the procal last night so have not driven with that adjustment yet.
    Summary of on road driving. I'm happy with the on road results, you might expect a response like "these things ride like bricks and beat my molars out". Not a significant difference between these and my old tires so I consider that a big win. Once I know I have the procal dialed in I'll drive a couple tanks of gas and give a MPG feedback.
    Thanks for taking the time to post your detailed opinion.
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    hoping to hit a trail in the next week or two.

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    I'd like to add that the service from Discount Tire Direct was excellent. Only took a couple days for them to come in. They were all in fine condition and ready to mount.
    Last edited by Jus Jim; 07-01-2015 at 04:26 PM.

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    Thanks for the kind words, Jus Jim.
    Last edited by Discount Tire; 07-06-2015 at 10:59 AM.
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    At this point it looks like the best price for these in 37x12.50-17 is thru tread depot, even with having to pay for shipping.
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    Gave them a pretty good workout over the weekend. Still happy. Hit some pretty sloppy muddy spots, some nice inclines and a few rocks with no issues.

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