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Old 01-05-2015, 05:33 PM
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8ply on one side and 4ply on the other, I wonder if you will notice the difference? 10-1/2" rims are not a stock Cub width. For what ever it's worth I bought my 10-1/2" rims from Xtreme.
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In the first picture, the 8 ply(with red stripe) is on the left. I took the second pic because which ever tire was on the right seemed to have more shadowing. In person it is hard to tell just looking at them. You can tell by the feel though.

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8ply on one side and 4ply on the other, I wonder if you will notice the difference?
I guess that's what I'm going to find out. I hope I can't tell the difference, that 8 ply is definitely gonna be tougher to mount.

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10-1/2" rims are not a stock Cub width. For what ever it's worth I bought my 10-1/2" rims from Xtreme.
I know, just trying to save a few pennies if I can. I need to give Aaron a call soon. My order is gonna make his day!

Sam, yours are 4 ply, right?
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So you are up to about $220 for both of them?
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So you are up to about $220 for both of them?
$230 after tax and shipping was free.

Edit: Cheapest price I have found for the 8 ply is $155 shipped each.
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The 8 ply will never go flat ! which is a plus
mine don't... or are they 10 ply ....mine were for the lumber 3 wheel loaders
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Thanks to you, Travis, I ordered a pair of these today and they are supposed to arrive sometime between the 13th and the 17th. It will be interesting to see what number of plys I get. My tires cost $239 delivered to Ft.Worth. I bought tubes last month in anticipation of someday getting the tires.
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Thanks to you, Travis, I ordered a pair of these today and they are supposed to arrive sometime between the 13th and the 17th. It will be interesting to see what number of plys I get. My tires cost $239 delivered to Ft.Worth. I bought tubes last month in anticipation of someday getting the tires.
You're welcome, Jim. Let me know if you get a mixed set. Maybe we could work out a trade. Shipping would be a drag tho.
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Sam, yours are 4 ply, right?
Yep I have the 4 ply's on the 2182. Bought the rims and tires from Xtreme all mounted and the rims painted as a package deal.
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I just checked the tracking on my tires. They left Earth City, Mo. this morning and are supposed to be delivered to me tomorrow rather than next week. Unfortunately, I will be out of town and won't be able to check them till Saturday.
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I'd install the 8 ply on the drive side it will last longer......................just kidding.
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