6 LIKE NEW 315 Mastercraft Courser C/Ts

BluegrassDiesel

BluegrassDiesel

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I have a set of 6, 315/75/16 Mastercraft Courser C/Ts for sale. I bought these new about 2 months ago to run on my pulling truck. They do great on the track but theyre just a little bit too much tire for me. Im going down to a 285. These are basically brand new. About 10 road miles on them and the rest has all been on the pulling track. Still look brand new. Asking $900. Located in Central Ky. Can deliver up to 50 miles or farther for additional fee.

Here is a pic of my truck with them on it.
 

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I wish you had 7, because I need one BAD! I have 3 and need some. How much would you let 2 go for?
 
I can vouch for the tires. They are in great shape and have been on there no time. If they were 285's or 305's Id have them on my truck....

Eric
 
How did you squeez them on those rims. I have mastercraft M/T's on my dually in 285/75/16 on 16x6 eagle rims and they are bolloned in the center. I have to run the air pressure low to keep them flat. Tim
 
They do balloon out some but they arent bad. They are at 40psi and are still fairly flat. Im running 2 inch spacers in the rear too.
 
Thats what i run too is 35 -40 psi with 2 inch spacers on the rear. Before i got the mastercrafts, i had Interco trxus m/t's in 285/75/16 and they actually fit really good because of there design. They were 80lb tires and even at 80psi, the tread was still flat. For the money they were pretty good tires. Tim
 
I have ran those tires for years. They are very good tires. I now run TOYO tires but for the money they were some of the best tires I have run.
 
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