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Budget tire poll, Kenda Klevers vs Treadwright Crawlers

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Old 11-24-2014, 07:46 PM
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I'm running them on 3/4 ton crew cab pos ram (often heavily loaded) I hate that truck so they see heavy abuse off road and the are wearing much better than expected. They are e rated
 
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Old 11-24-2014, 08:57 PM
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How do they run in relation to advertised size vs actual size?

For example in the racing world M&H slicks run narrow while the Mickeys seem about right.

Because I always thought a 235/85 was a 32 inch tire, but Kenda's official stats say 31.8. I know I know 2/10ths is hardly anything. However, I have seen biggest differences between advertised and actual dimensions than that.
 
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Old 11-24-2014, 09:02 PM
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285 75 17 were as stated on the site
 
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Old 11-24-2014, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by My6speedz
Almost every thread I could find on the KEndas mentioned low noise and long tread life, so your experience seems pretty par for the course .
low noise here as well along with the thread life looking good for 2k worth of miles

Originally Posted by My6speedz
Almost every thread I could find on the KEndas mentioned low noise and long tread life, so your experience seems pretty par for the course .
low noise here as well along with the thread life looking good for 2k worth of miles
 

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Old 02-09-2015, 11:24 AM
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Hey LS1 what is the lowest pressure you have had your Kendas down to? Curious how you thought the sidewall held up to the lower pressures.
 
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Hey LS1 what is the lowest pressure you have had your Kendas down to? Curious how you thought the sidewall held up to the lower pressures.
12 psi, i saw my buddy in a jeep pop a bead at 8psi once already
 
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I am would vote Kenda's only because Treadwright has HORRENDOUS customer service and I canceled my order after trying to contact them about my tires not shipping. Come to find out the tires were on back order when the website didn't say that.
 
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Old 02-15-2015, 01:05 PM
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Any of you guys considered Tire Recappers of Nashville? Same Guarddog tread pattern and on the East Coast and they supposedly have all tires listed on their site stocking. I just can't justify retreads when I can get virgin tires for only a couple dollars more.

Tire Recappers ships free with 4 tire order so they are even less than Treadwright.
 
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Old 02-17-2015, 01:18 AM
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Are you running the stock D2 wheels? I wouldn't think it's safe to run the 235/85/16 on the 8" stock wheel. Maybe if you never air-down.
I could be crazy.
Regarding the tires, my buddy had Kenda, good mud tire. Make a bit of a hum on pavement but...they are mud tires, they all do.

If you are looking for a third option. I have swamper Irok radial in 265/75/16
Amazing tires on and off road and man where they cheap. I've had them for a year so far. Very happy.
 
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Old 02-17-2015, 04:08 PM
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Those are very nice looking tires, I'll have to check them out.

I have a set of D1 wheels I was going to put the 235s on, but I am actually leaning towards a 265s now. I have 3" inches of lift and I think 265s might look a bit more balanced. Maybe even 285s but I don't care for they look and the to 255/85s are way to damn expensive for me.

Its been a long long time since I have measured them but I was thought it was 7 inches wide. This is what they look like though:

My rig currently has Hurricanes on it, which looked really good on road tires with 2 inches of lift, adding another inch and doing the shafts in preparation for some trails finds me having to come to a decision on tires.
 

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