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[Kurt Henzler]

i can not see paying over 200 a tire for 315's. all the hummer deals are gone. i think they look great and i do miss the look, but they also use more gas. so it is back to 265's for me. found a dealer that had some goodyear take off's from a 2005 ford. bought them for 109 mounted and balanced and they are load range e's.



anybody what my hummer rims and bfg's. i have may dodge centers caps to match just like yo hoots. (thanks for the great tips). tires have about 19000 on them , so they are pretty much done, maybe another 10 left. centers were cut on a brake lathe to fit. took my bushwacker flares off to. they are painted silver to match truck. i will sell those to if interested. they are must have with the hummer wheels.



ps. - my truck looks like a roller skate now. its gonna be hard to get used to.

 

[Motobeagle]

I paid around $165 for my Goodyear MTR 305's. With 55psi they run very similar to stock and with the same mileage. Still getting lots of great feedback from my H2's.



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[Kurt Henzler]

how loud are those tires on the highway?

 

[Motobeagle]

They are louder, but I quit noticing it. They do, however work well in all conditions, and in my opinion look great.



BTW,



They were $189 per wheel. My bad.

 

[AndyMan]

That's a great price! Where did you find them for $189? Cheapest I can find is $212...

 

[JVolpe]

I have around 20,000 miles on my 315s. I paid $193 last July balanced and mounted. I have them on stock 17x8 wheels. The wear is minimal and mainly a little cupping from the 8" rims. I expect to get 55k-60k out of the tires. I have ran BFG All/Terrain tires on all my trucks for the last 25 years or so. I think they are a very good combination of mainly street and some off road. They are not as noisy as most and track true at all speeds. They also seem to be the perfect size for the Ram 2500 for looks and functionality.