I was wrong sorry

[RenoMD]

Haha $314 per tire, now 78 lb, I’ll stick with cooper stt pros for sure at that price and weight for 37x12.50r17

They are in stock @discounttire.com

Edit: I was wrong about this when I checked discount tire at that time of the night the manufacturer number for the regular and not off-road version was not available to choose, probably updating their system. So title edited to not spread wrong information.

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[RenoMD]

More screenshots

 

[rustyshakelford]

Call them. They should still have the $234 ones in the system. As for the availability, I’m not sure

However, we love the coopers

Brett

 

[Bandana]

Wow, I just ordered 5 x 315/70/17 Patagonia MTs at $208 today. I noticed that when you order by the metric spec it is cheaper, or their system bugs out and limits your options if you go imperial. Worth checking out

 

[Carlton]

They have gained popularity and seem to be going up everywhere. The prices at Walmart have gone up $50-100 per tire depending on size within the past 2 months.

 

[RenoMD]

They have gained popularity and seem to be going up everywhere. The prices at Walmart have gone up $50-100 per tire depending on size within the past 2 months.

A good demonstration of how the tariffs are directly affecting citizens directly.

 

[rustyshakelford]

A good demonstration of how the tariffs are directly affecting citizens directly.

There are two Patagonia mts. One isn’t for street use and I think is the one shown. They still have the $234 one or should. When I ordered one, the DT guy said this it for Offroad only right? I said no, it’ll be on the road just like the other four. He called back after talking to the milestar rep and said again these are going to be Offroad only right? These aren’t for the street. He told me the price and I told him those were the wrong ones. He sent me a $234 after realizing that. They have two different model numbers

Just looked on their site, they are $255 now but price match

Brett

 

[apb]

There are two Patagonia mts. One isn’t for street use and I think is the one shown. They still have the $234 one or should. When I ordered one, the DT guy said this it for Offroad only right? I said no, it’ll be on the road just like the other four. He called back after talking to the milestar rep and said again these are going to be Offroad only right? These aren’t for the street. He told me the price and I told him those were the wrong ones. He sent me a $234 after realizing that. They have two different model numbers

Just looked on their site, they are $255 now but price match

Brett

Just to echo what you said with a screenshot, the 22050500 is the Product Number everyone should be using for the less expensive, non-offroad only tire. DT rep here on the forums said they have some on order but don't have a delivery date, and it could take up to 6 weeks.

 

[gcnd06]

A good demonstration of how the tariffs are directly affecting citizens directly.

Milestars are made in and imported from Indonesia not China...no tariff issue

 

[blnewt]

Just to echo what you said with a screenshot, the 22050500 is the Product Number everyone should be using for the less expensive, non-offroad only tire. DT rep here on the forums said they have some on order but don't have a delivery date, and it could take up to 6 weeks.

How do you know what tire is "off road only"? This is the first I've heard of this, is this only the larger 37" and up sizes?

 

[apb]

How do you know what tire is "off road only"? This is the first I've heard of this, is this only the larger 37" and up sizes?

If you go to Milestar's site they have all their tires listed, those that are designated as "NHS" (Not for Highway Service) are the ones I'm referring to. Here's a screenshot:

 

[blnewt]

Thanks for the info, good to know! Wondering what is the difference in construction between the regular and NHS versions??

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