Lookin for some all terrains.

[1979C20]

Okay. Im looking for some cheap but decent all terrain tires. At least 2. Something around 265/75/16's. Im in Mesa, AZ. Ive looked around on craigslist, but cant find much. Any suggestions of where to look?

[slammed79]

Did you check the 24hr tire shop on center & Broadway? I'd check them out.

[1979C20]

Okay. Ill check it out. Thanks!

[Jim Rockford]

Treadwright.com   Best prices you can get.

[1979C20]

Is that new or used? And what about the military tires ive seen on trucks?

[Jim Rockford]

Too tall for non lifted trucks , forget tread wright, I was gonna order some tires from em, But after finding out the shipping was almost twice what tirerack was , I only paid about 50 bucks more for my brand new 235/85/16 general all terrains .

[1979C20]

Im planning on body lifting my truck about 3in and im also planning on buying 3in lift coil springs for 140$ plus install. So ill be able to fit some pretty tall tires.

[Jim Rockford]

Don't be fooled , body lifts are not cheap.

[beastie_3]

 $100 for a 3in body lift is cheap...

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PRA-523

[1979C20]

60 bucks for a box of 40 used hockey pucks is a cheap body lift haha.

[Jim Rockford]

Yea buying the kit is cheap, but then you have to fix the bumper brackets, extend shifters, lower the radiator, hope your steering shaft has enough length so it doesn't fall out of the slip joint,  its all the little things after you get the kit that add up.

[Da67goatman]

If you get a "complete" body lift it come with bumper brackets, fan shroud spacers, feul filler spacer, steering shaft extension and a piece of steel for the automatic shifter linkage, then you just have to put it in.  They are like $180 compared to the $80 kits.