Anyone try the rear tires from Specialty Tire of America?

[Barnyard]

Bill did that fire burn for a few days?

Mike, it burned for 3 or 4 days. There were many, many large earth moving equipment tires in the building since that was his specialty. Also, because of many barrels of chemicals stored inside and the close proximity of a creek that feeds the Great Miami River, the fire department and EPA decided it was safer to let everything go into the air rather than let water run off from the hoses mixed with chemicals contaminate the creek.

[Lt.Mike]

Bill did that fire burn for a few days?

Mike, it burned for 3 or 4 days. There were many, many large earth moving equipment tires in the building since that was his specialty. Also, because of many barrels of chemicals stored inside and the close proximity of a creek that feeds the Great Miami River, the fire department and EPA decided it was safer to let everything go into the air rather than let water run off from the hoses mixed with chemicals contaminate the creek.

Thought so. Ever try to put out a tire fire with water? It just flares up. Have to use foam and that’s toxic as well.
We had a gasoline truck crash and blow on s highway near me. With neighboring streams they thought it best to let that burn off rather than risk an large scale spill.
It burned out several acres of woods looking like a war zone.

[bauerei]

some of the Carlise are USA, Titan are made in USA

I recently purchased these Carlisle tires from Walmart, and they were made in the USA.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Carlisle-Farm-Specialist-R-1-Farm-Tire-8-3-24-LRC-6-ply-Wheel-Not-Included/110520788

At the time I purchased them, they were $135 per tire. It was a deal. They are nice tires.

[Steve Butram]

For what it is worth, the late Cubs evidently came with 23 degree tread.
https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM25291

The Cub in the picture must have been a prototype Left hand offset model

[Don McCombs]

It’s the UK version.