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14-06-14, 23:10
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Specialty Tyres of America (STA) are a producer of quality tyres and you should have no trouble with them at all.I have STA 9.00-16 bar treads on my Dodge Weapons Carrier and am quite happy with them.
Unless you have unusually deep pockets the only problem you will have is the cost. They are not cheap to begin with and the cost of getting them to Australia you may find prohibitive. Depending how you do it that exercise could easily cost you $200 a tyre. Do your homework. David
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15-06-14, 01:34
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Scott
I have bought some... have not put them on the road yet but have fitted them to the rims.
I was helped by another MLU'er and he has them on his Fordson WOT2.
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