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Irok tread life?

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I've searched and it seems that everyone thinks that the tread life of an Irok sucks, but does anyone know around how many miles you can get out of a set?

I have the oppurtunity to pick up a set of 4 36/13.5/15 Irok radials for $400. These will be going on my truck that is my DD, but i only drive at most 80 miles a week. anyway, does anyone know how many miles you can get out of a set and is that a good price for a set of 4 that onl have a few hundred miles on them?
 
buy them...thats a good deal

ive got 39.5s on mine and just did a 700mile trip with them and they are smooth on the highway. couldnt tell u how long they last tho.
 
a freind has the same size on his tj and has run the same tires for 2 years and they look to be at about 50-60% still
 
On a full size truck I would say between 10,000 to 15,000 rotate them often make sure your pressure is where you need it to be, if you have a spool or are welded in the rear forget that. It also seems to me that the first half of the tire wears a little better than the second half
 
now he's telling me its a bias ply tire so i think i'm going to pass
 
I have the bias ply, they are the best behaved bias ply tires I have ever had
 
blazinzuk said:
I have the bias ply, they are the best behaved bias ply tires I have ever had

agreed! i had them up to 80mph, unbalanced and they behaved very well. probably the most road worthy bias tire
 
tread looks decent. do the quarter test and see the depth, its hard to judge from those angles.
 
sledheadak said:
a freind has the same size on his tj and has run the same tires for 2 years and they look to be at about 50-60% still

Okay, but how many miles does he have on them? Saying how many years somebody had a set of tires is pretty worthless unless you tell them how many miles per year the guy drives. I've had the 38" bias TSL's on my trail truck for 4 years now, but the stock street tires on my daily driver only last 2 years........does that mean that the TSL's will last twice as long as radial street tires, I think not.
 
it is daily driven.puts 12-15k a year on it.but a tj is lighter than a k5 so they will last a bit longer on it.he also has a arb in the rear so it runs open 90% of the time.
 

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