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11-04-14, 02:07
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Link to the Coker 1100x18 listing
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11-04-14, 17:31
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Also a listing in that size on Universal Tire's site (one buck cheaper!)
https://www.universaltire.com/truck-...ndcc-dukw.html
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15-04-14, 01:46
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...... and 10.50x16 directional Chevron pattern manufactured by STA in the USA also on the Universal Tire site
Mike C
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15-04-14, 02:34
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I hear from one US DUKW owner that if you try to buy the 11.00 - 18s listed by Universal or Coker they don't in fact have any in stock.
Maybe they are just trying to gauge the interest? David
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15-04-14, 08:22
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11.00-18 x3
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16-04-14, 15:29
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Seven tyres. Anyone want to go in together? I'd be keen for two.
Cheers, Matt Quote:
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04-05-14, 00:08
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Please pardon my ignorance, but what is the difference between 10.50-18 tyres and 1100-18 tyres? The decimal point and number of digits has confused me. I'm still very much a neophyte at all this!
Cheers, Matt
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15-04-14, 09:42
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