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Old 01-07-2013, 06:45 PM
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Default 23x8.50-12 Firestone Flotation 23 4 ply
Got an email today from Miller Tire that they just got these in!!

http://www.millertire.com/products/l...tion-23-4-ply/
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Are these better than the tru power ags? Which would you prefer and why?
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Look pretty good to me might get em for bens 123 when the time comes
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Great looking shoes, but $120 each!
Guess speed cost money, how fast you want to go?
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Looks great!

The tires are expensive, but its nice to see we can still get this style! Honestly, how many of us are going to wear them out? A lot of money, but think of how long your going to have them?

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The Firestone 23's don't cost too much more than the Carlisle Tru Power's. They are both really nice tires. I have the Firestone's on my 122 and the Tru Power's on my 1450. The bars on the Firestone's seem to wear better. Just saying....
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