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swirvin21 · 08-29-2012, 10:57 PM

I love the MTRs I put on my truck. Have the same pattern as the civilian Goodyear Wrangler MTR from a few years back. Even though not as many manufacturers build 16.5" tires as they used to, these will be around for years to come because Super Swamper and many other guys will always have that size. The military stopped using the old MT back in the 90s and they are still showing up for sale everywhere online. They should be easy to get replacements for a long time.

They are more quiet than the Nittos I use to run, but it's hard to tell in my truck since I pulled the carpet. You can get steel rims for $70/ea, run older style hurricanes and other 70-80s style 16.5" rims that were stock on many trucks or run beadlocks like these.

If you just want to come by and take a look, I'll tell you everything I know about them.

08-29-2012, 10:57 PM	#10
swirvin21 V6 Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Glenpool Age: 44 Posts: 175	I love the MTRs I put on my truck. Have the same pattern as the civilian Goodyear Wrangler MTR from a few years back. Even though not as many manufacturers build 16.5" tires as they used to, these will be around for years to come because Super Swamper and many other guys will always have that size. The military stopped using the old MT back in the 90s and they are still showing up for sale everywhere online. They should be easy to get replacements for a long time. They are more quiet than the Nittos I use to run, but it's hard to tell in my truck since I pulled the carpet. You can get steel rims for $70/ea, run older style hurricanes and other 70-80s style 16.5" rims that were stock on many trucks or run beadlocks like these. If you just want to come by and take a look, I'll tell you everything I know about them. __________________ Kyle USMC 2003-2009 "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."