i bought them at a local shop but i saw them on tire rack or discount tire but i am thinking tire rack. it is the same tire my lr dealer recomends repacing thr gy with

 

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i have the avon tech st
they have been great so far
i am in Northern Mich we get 150" of snow and they don't keep the roads plowed that well
so we drove on alot of snow and ice and the tires did their job well.
I went on a land rover outting aroung the end of feb with these street tires, when i would get out of the lr i would sink up to my mid thigh in snow
and we went everywhere the guys went in their tricked out discos with mud tires on person
had to winch thru a section of the trail and i drove right thru it so i was impressed. and you should have heard them talk
about the lr3. the tires seem to be wearing good i have around 10k on them and look good
but next time i will get a more agressive tred or a seperate wheel tire combo and leave the discos asking for a ride

 

The number is load rating and the letter is speed rating.
The higher the number the more load it can handle, the later in the alphabet, more speed.

 

let us know what you get