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Old 12-08-2012, 08:52 PM
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Default 3 rib tires

I was wondering if anyone on here knows where the cheapest place to get a set of 3 rib tires for my 1650
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I was wondering if anyone on here knows where the cheapest place to get a set of 3 rib tires for my 1650
I would reconsider my quest for cheapest tires. I've seen them for about $25 each, but the guys that I have talked to said that even if they keep them inside their garage and take care of them, they show signs of weather cracking within a year! Buy some quality tires and you'll be happier in the long run. There is a site in the technical section of our library that lists places to buy quality tires---personally, I buy from Miller Tire most of the time.

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I would reconsider my quest for cheapest tires. I've seen them for about $25 each, but the guys that I have talked to said that even if they keep them inside their garage and take care of them, they show signs of weather cracking within a year! Buy some quality tires and you'll be happier in the long run. There is a site in the technical section of our library that lists places to buy quality tires---personally, I buy from Miller Tire most of the time.

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miller tire thats where i got my ag's from
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remember , you get what you pay for.
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if they are 16x650-8 they are not cheat i think miller is the cheapest but there 140.00 or more a pair fire stone are the only make them in that size that i know of for the price i put 5 rib v61 on these are a pic of my 18x850-8 for my super. but if they are 480x400-8 they are reasable in tri rib i got my on Ebay for 40.00 per pair with tubes at the time.
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You might want to consider a set of V61's. Awesome tires!
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Got mine at Miller Tire, and they are not cheap, $140 but speed cost money, how fast do you want to go?
I've been living on bread and hotdog water for weeks
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got mine at a tractor show 140.00 no tax or shipping

but the v61 tires are bad a$$ at 48.00 each http://www.millertire.com/products/i...70-60-8-6-ply/ a set will be going on the 882 in the spring.

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I use miller tire for all my BIG farm tires, you buy a pair of those puppies and the little em's seem like chump change.
Miller tire are good helpful folks, making a profit but not excessive.
I know they are there for me, when I need a tire/tube and tomorrow is too long to wait
Lucky for me, they are maybe an hours drive away in nice farm country, no white knuckle sitty driving.
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I want to get a set of the V61's for my 782.
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