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Old 01-05-2015, 02:35 PM
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Default 26" Carlisle TRU POWERS from Amazon.

I got a $100 gift card for Amazon for Christmas this year. I spent a couple days trying to figure out what I was going to buy. I was browsing CL and spotted a single Tru Power for $125 about 30-40 mins away. I checked Amazon and they had 1 4 ply in stock for $110, so I ordered it. After, I was looking at my order summary and the "Buy It Again" button was on the screen, so I clicked it. Sure enough it listed the same delivery date, so I ordered another. I think they say the stock is low, so you buy now, because another was available after I ordered the second one.

So the Big Brown truck showed up today! I still need to order my 10.5" rims(PM me if you have a set you don't need). I was looking them over and realized one is the 4 ply I ordered and the other is an 8 ply. I am tempted to order another to get a "matched set" (hopefully they screw up again, and I get another 8 ply). Just curious as to what OCC would do? I am definitely not going to return it!

Can you tell which is the 8 ply?




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8 ply is on the right.
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I'd say the one on the bottom.
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I say left one is 8 ply
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The one that's really hard to get on the rim is the 8 ply.
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Travis, if you have some extra money to blow feel free to come up to my place again, I have all sorts of good stuff you can buy.
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Default Answer coming soon!

I had actually forgot which one was which at first. One of them has a red stripe just to the left of center. Here is a photo of them switched, this time the red stripe tire is on the right.

I figured out that the first tire I ordered (the one that cost me $10) is the 8 ply.

Any one think I should order another one to see what I get?
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Getting the 8-ply on the first order and then the 4-ply on the 2nd order virtually immediately after is odd.

I could see them subbing the 8-ply for the second order if the first order was the last 4-ply.

But not bass ackwards.
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I think you will get another 4-ply if you order again.
They ran out of 4-ply the first time and subbed an 8-ply.
You order again and they had the 4-ply in stock again.
I can kinda see that, but my orders were literally 5 min apart. The only reason I had to do separate orders is because it said they only had 1 in stock. I think someone just pulled the wrong tire. It says 1 in stock right now too.
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LOL, you quoted me and then I edited the post because you said they supplied the 8ply on your first order.
Maybe you got the first "back in stock" 4ply?
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