Need some tires
11-24-2008, 03:51 PM
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Need some tires
More aggressive the better.
Mounted on 15x7 wheels...and hopefully 28" tires. Suggestions?
I'm thinking either of these...
BFG MT KM2
LT215/75R15/C -
TSL RADIAL
LT215/85R15
TSL SX
29x10.50-15LT
Maxxis Bighorn
235/75R15
Need some suggestions! Thanks
Mounted on 15x7 wheels...and hopefully 28" tires. Suggestions?
I'm thinking either of these...
BFG MT KM2
LT215/75R15/C -
TSL RADIAL
LT215/85R15
TSL SX
29x10.50-15LT
Maxxis Bighorn
235/75R15
Need some suggestions! Thanks
11-24-2008, 04:02 PM
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And this is what my truck looks like with 27" all-terrains...
And the rear sits 2" higher than the front...so I might get a 2" ball joint spacer. Just a FYI just in case the tires do rub
And the rear sits 2" higher than the front...so I might get a 2" ball joint spacer. Just a FYI just in case the tires do rub
11-24-2008, 04:35 PM
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all this time and no lift? pshaw!!! ... as for the BJ spacers, I say do it! you've seen sin91's truck with a 3.5" lift and 30's, so I know you want more.
(heck, I can crawl all around under her truck without lifting it at all)
go with the BFGs.
(heck, I can crawl all around under her truck without lifting it at all)
go with the BFGs.
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11-24-2008, 06:56 PM
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Old suspension lift kit. Not available anymore I don't think...
Go with the BFG's I have heard some really good things about the new M/T km2
Go with the BFG's I have heard some really good things about the new M/T km2
11-24-2008, 07:00 PM
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BFG's it is! lol
11-24-2008, 07:05 PM
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Have you looked at Treadwright? I have been running their MTZ's for about 5k miles and LOVE them. They clear really well in the mud and handle great on the highway.
www.treadwright.com
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11-24-2008, 07:36 PM
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bfg baja's would be sick on that truck
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