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[79Silv4x4]

You can try Ebay but, with tires that size, shipping will be the killer. . .

[Zoomad75]

Hi tech retread's are a thought. Or shop your local Sams club. I got NEW 35x12.50 15's for $125 a tire. They are dunlop mud rovers and they are radials to boot. That means no flatspotting after sitting for a while. Plus they fling the brown stuff quite well. I couldn't beat the cost when BFG mudders for the same size are 40-50 bucks more.

I know they are an inch smaller than what you wanted, but mine have worked well for me. thought I'd offer that as an alternative idea.