can anyone identify these tires

[joeypushjr1]

ok i found these tires on a bunch of these 5ton truck in adelmans lot . so i loaded a pic and would like to know what they are and are they any good and are they easier to find than the michleans xl cause i dont want to single my deuce out want to keep it duall thankyou .............joe

 

[BimmerPower]

I want.

 

[Wild Horse Hans]

I know they can't be, but the tread pattern looks a lot like the old Goodyear Town and Country.
Hans

 

[joeypushjr1]

that dont help....lol

 

[joeypushjr1]

good year huh.... i would love to find some i just dont know what to search for if thats what they are and are they easier to get than the xl's

 

[WillWagner]

Were you there to take the pic? If so, you could have looked at them to see whose they are

 

[thejester]

they look like super all trac tires my uncle use to buy the in 900-16 for his ford

 

[rockman]

Firestones?

 

[Wild Horse Hans]

Now that I think about it Town and Country was a Firestone brand. I had them on an old Blazer. but I don't think they have been made for many years now.

 

[jatonka]

They are Goodyear, bias ply mud and snow traction tread. BF Goodrich and Firestone also made them with similar tread patterns. You can still find them on firetrucks being auctioned off. JT

 

[joeypushjr1]

but does anyone know how good the quality are of the tire compared to the mich.xl's if i can find them easier or not.....you know

 

[Racky]

They are the super all trac tread. They havent made them for at least 8 to 10 years now. Its a shame because they were great tires.

Racky

 

[Blythewoodjoe]

How close are these Firestones?

 

[Steamynachos]

They are firestones I have them on my truck they came on all Canadian 5 tons you can tell this is an ex Canadian truck by the clearance lights on the roof they all came with that also you can see the bump in the hood for the jake brake that was also a Canadian thing. Those tires are hard to find and when you do they have been sitting in the sun since the early 90's so are usually cracked. I like mine but once there woren I will have to go with XL's.

 

[joeypushjr1]

heck i would like something like that BLYTHEWOODJOE if i can find something cause trying to find mich.xl isnt going well and when you do find them there gone before you have a chance to bid on em as long as there road frendly you know

 

[Blythewoodjoe]

Well the tires I posted a picture of are for sale.
1961 IHC BC 172 2.5 ton truck - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite

They are mounted on deuce wheels, 9.00 x 20, and they look new. I see no cracks. I'm sure they are old but they look good. I can send you a very big close up picture if you like. I have 6 of them which would leave you looking for 4 more. Ohio is a long way off too. Of course there are those of us with no better since than to drive all over the country.

 

[FreightTrain]

God I want that truck..........Wonder if a 6-71 would fit under the hood.......or a LDT-465?

 

[joeypushjr1]

hey freighttrain if you want tohe truck go to adelmans.com and theres is where youll find it he has a slue of trucks i thijkn he has at least 5 of those and 2-maybe 3 wreckers.. and some deuces dont know on any prices...joe

 

[FreightTrain]

Man their website SUCKS!

 

[M-37]

you could try Ceat tyres.http://www.alturatyres.com/products/trucktyres.htm