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Pennzoil Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5W30 at my local WM is $39.97.. the prices have definitely jumped

I have seen a few used ones but it’s always a gamble going that route

That 2003 tank isn’t probably going to die anytime soon lol

I’ve read that pre-2004 Quincy’s were the best. The only issue is how they were treated throughout their lifespan

I don’t the the McGraw is

Hey all. I’m looking to move on from my little 21 gallon McGraw compressor, and move up to a 60 gallon. I use it mainly to do some at-home paint jobs (small panels), and also for my Mayflower 980 tire machine. I’ve done research over the last month and have learned that the top brands are...

I have to agree. I’ve also recently learned about Sailun Terramax AT2 tires. Supposedly they’re nice and true (round carcass) and don’t take a lot of weight to balance the wheel assembly.

Curious to hear what the community likes in that price range. I’ve had pretty good luck with Laufenn X Fit AT’s in the past, and a buddy has had lots of luck with GT Radials, specifically the Adventuro ATX’s. Laufenn is the child brand (and value line) of Hankook. GT Radials is made by Giti...

Either Japan, USA, or Serbia. From collective research, the Serbian made ones don’t have the truest carcasses (balancing issues). All LT sizes with Toyo however are made in Japan. The USA version of a P rated tire like an AT3, will have a more pronounced sidewall design versus the Japanese...

If you can, that’d be great

Not a fan, huh? 🤣

Appreciate the info!

I’ve heard good things about that tire. Thank you for the recommendation!

That tread design reminds me of the old Mickey Thompson Baja Belted’s. Nice looking tire!

Armstrong is produced by ZAFCO. Fun little fact; Armstrong was an American brand founded in 1912, then purchased by Pirelli in 1988. In 2012, ZAFCO acquired the brand and revived it as an independent entity. The good news is, is that the tires are produced in a state-of-the-art facility located...

Thanks for the additional info! I don’t have the ability to edit the first post for some reason at the moment, so as soon as that opens back up I’ll update it.

Great info! Sailing makes great tires

It definitely punches above it’s weight in design and construction!

A independent Finnish company “Nokian Tyres”. Headquartered in Nokia, Finland

Kenda tires are made by Kenda Rubber Industrial Company which is a Taiwanese manufacturer. They’re their own show. 🙂