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Swear they would put their name on a turd, however they making that money, and lots of it.

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/08/ ... tire-line/

So, if you have a puncture will your truck get surrounded by waterfowl?

The Robertsons from “Duck Dynasty” are launching their own line of truck tires, the latest in a very long line of merchandise licensed by the Duck Commander brand.

A collaboration with TBC Brands and Harris Tire, the off-road rubber will be available in all terrain and mud terrain styles, both featuring the Duck Commander name and logo, along with a duck feather motif molded into the sidewall.

The actual design of the tires will be revealed on August 12th, and they will be available in a variety of wheel sizes ranging from 15 to 20-inches. Prices have not yet been announced, but they are being manufactured for the endeavor by Cooper Tires, which also produces the Mickey Thompson and Dick Cepeck brands, suggesting they’ll be a respectable product, according Tire Rack’s Director of Tire Information Services, John Rastetter.

Of all of the Duck Commander products out there today -- which includes a Chia Uncle Si -- the tires are actually one of the most relevant to the company’s signature duck calls.

Just think if big water could put his name on do nutts they would sell over county for sure

GET-N-RITE wrote:Swear they would put their name on a turd, however they making that money, and lots of it.

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/08/ ... tire-line/

So, if you have a puncture will your truck get surrounded by waterfowl?

The Robertsons from “Duck Dynasty” are launching their own line of truck tires, the latest in a very long line of merchandise licensed by the Duck Commander brand.

A collaboration with TBC Brands and Harris Tire, the off-road rubber will be available in all terrain and mud terrain styles, both featuring the Duck Commander name and logo, along with a duck feather motif molded into the sidewall.

The actual design of the tires will be revealed on August 12th, and they will be available in a variety of wheel sizes ranging from 15 to 20-inches. Prices have not yet been announced, but they are being manufactured for the endeavor by Cooper Tires, which also produces the Mickey Thompson and Dick Cepeck brands, suggesting they’ll be a respectable product, according Tire Rack’s Director of Tire Information Services, John Rastetter.

Of all of the Duck Commander products out there today -- which includes a Chia Uncle Si -- the tires are actually one of the most relevant to the company’s signature duck calls.

If people are stupid enough to spend their hard earned money on something just because of a logo, then they deserve to go broke. And if companies think they can sell more stuff simply because they put somebody's logo on it, then they should have to pay for the right to use that logo, and pay dearly. Personally, I hope the Robertson clan takes these companies to the cleaners and make as much money as they possibly can. The gravy train doesn't ever last forever.

jacksbuddy wrote:

GET-N-RITE wrote:Swear they would put their name on a turd, however they making that money, and lots of it.

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/08/ ... tire-line/

So, if you have a puncture will your truck get surrounded by waterfowl?

The Robertsons from “Duck Dynasty” are launching their own line of truck tires, the latest in a very long line of merchandise licensed by the Duck Commander brand.

A collaboration with TBC Brands and Harris Tire, the off-road rubber will be available in all terrain and mud terrain styles, both featuring the Duck Commander name and logo, along with a duck feather motif molded into the sidewall.

The actual design of the tires will be revealed on August 12th, and they will be available in a variety of wheel sizes ranging from 15 to 20-inches. Prices have not yet been announced, but they are being manufactured for the endeavor by Cooper Tires, which also produces the Mickey Thompson and Dick Cepeck brands, suggesting they’ll be a respectable product, according Tire Rack’s Director of Tire Information Services, John Rastetter.

Of all of the Duck Commander products out there today -- which includes a Chia Uncle Si -- the tires are actually one of the most relevant to the company’s signature duck calls.

If people are stupid enough to spend their hard earned money on something just because of a logo, then they deserve to go broke. And if companies think they can sell more stuff simply because they put somebody's logo on it, then they should have to pay for the right to use that logo, and pay dearly. Personally, I hope the Robertson clan takes these companies to the cleaners and make as much money as they possibly can. The gravy train doesn't ever last forever.

HA true..... but it sure has lasted long enough if it ended today!

Its the mastercraft mxt with a different sidewall...tire is being produced by Cooper, who also makes mastercraft. Actually supposed to be a pretty good mud tire, but definitely wont be worth the price tag they put on it....

http://www.off-road.com/blog/2013/11/07 ... t-at-sema/

grnhed wrote:Its the mastercraft mxt with a different sidewall...tire is being produced by Cooper, who also makes mastercraft. Actually supposed to be a pretty good mud tire, but definitely wont be worth the price tag they put on it....

http://www.off-road.com/blog/2013/11/07 ... t-at-sema/

Think I'll stick with my mastercrafts!! They are a pretty good tire.

grnhed wrote:Its the mastercraft mxt with a different sidewall...tire is being produced by Cooper, who also makes mastercraft. Actually supposed to be a pretty good mud tire, but definitely wont be worth the price tag they put on it....

http://www.off-road.com/blog/2013/11/07 ... t-at-sema/

They will STILL sell.

I will pass on the tires and I haven't seen them yet. I cant even watch the show any more.

Caveman wrote:I will pass on the tires and I haven't seen them yet. I cant even watch the show any more.

You're not alone. I haven't watched a single show this season. I'm normally in the bed asleep by the time it comes on.
Old bones can't stay up that long. I don't buy any of their products. Never have. I've heard the sound their calls make
so they have been off my list since the early 90's. Nothing against the family, but I don't fall for gimmicks.