Well i started the Mastercraft use thing as i needed tires about this time of year way back and was looking for and inexpensive tire for my plow truck . I went to this guy i had heard about that would beat anybodys prices . I was looking for a 12-16.5 with good bit . Jimmy talked me into my first set of radials in a 12 -33-16.5 and sold them to me for less then others priced me a rag tire. They were a mastercraft , they wore like iron outlasted others three times over . The War Dept's Durango is on her third year and she puts on around 500-700 miles a week on it . Just put 6 new Master crafts on my service truck about a month ago and just got home from his place putting new tires on my daughters cars. They are both home for the holidays and they both needed tires . Oldest daughter works for a mega car dealership and she could not even get the deal as good as i get . Old saying drive a little , save a LOT. My tires that i put on my truck were 235-85-16 E rate Mastercraft with a decent on off road tread and my price was 109 out the door mounted and ballanced . The girls tires were 87 on one and 97 on the other. J9immy now puts tires on all of my friends cars, trucks and tractors. Oh yea i forgot about the new 18.4x34 Firestone radials on the 806 this year. Saved close to 700 bucks on them .
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