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Kanarti mud hog 35 10.5r15 Get em while they're hot....

BigB

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Hi all,

Just to let anyone who is interested in this sized tire know they are back in stock, but probably not for long.

I had called the importer a few months ago and they said a container was coming in August. I regularly check and saw them in stock on the weekend.

Priority tire was the best price I found. Supposed to be a pretty good tire and the only reasonably priced option in this size.

Nothing like the smell of fresh rubber :cool:
 
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That's the perfect size for my '71 because I want to keep the 7" wide Enkei wheels.
I wasn't in the market for tires just yet, but will have to check them out anyway.

Paul
 
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That's the perfect size for my '71 because I want to keep the 7" wide Enkei wheels.
I wasn't in the market for tires just yet, but will have to check them out anyway.

Paul
I recently got some old school 7" aluminum wheels which is why I needed this width and I have 4.88's so needed the 35.

They have a big following with jeep and Toyota guys. Don't wait too long, apparently they go like hot cakes and regularly sell out. When the supply starts getting tight the eBay sellers try and get $400/tire.

I paid $835, tax and shipping included. Bargain for a set of 35 inch tires.
 
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They mounted up really easy. It was the first time I'd used the hf tire changer with duck bill mod.

I'm going to use balance beads.
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Looks great!
Mind getting an actual measurement for us when you can? Just an overall diameter and maybe width too, the best you can eye-stimate with a tape measure?
And are you on 7, or 8 inch wide wheels?

Paul
 
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BigB

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Looks great!
Mind getting an actual measurement for us when you can? Just an overall diameter and maybe width too, the best you can eye-stimate with a tape measure?
And are you on 7, or 8 inch wide wheels?

Paul
Thanks Paul.

They are 7 inch wheels. I measured the height before I threw it on. I got 34 3/4 and they list at 34.76 so pretty darn close with the old eye-crometer.

I will measure the width tomorrow. They do look a little skinnier than I expected although I've had 37x12.5R15 wrangler mtr's on for ever and they are on 10 inch wide rims so look chunky.
 

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That's the perfect size for my '71 because I want to keep the 7" wide Enkei wheels.
I should have said that an 11.50" wide tire would be perfect for me. Tens are too narrow by a smidge, and 12's have always been too wide for me personally.
Which is why I stuck with 32 and 33 x 11.50 tires for literally 50 years on Broncos. From back when 33's were "huge" to now when 37's are fairly pedestrian and common.
But a 35x11.50 is a rare beast indeed, and a 10.50 would not be out of the question.

Thanks for the measurements. Pretty tall tire!
Which is likely at least one small reason that they look so narrow to your calibrated eye.

Paul
 
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