Is there a tire size you'd want to see more of?
May 12, 2006 | 11:49 PM
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I will agree with a couple points ...
1. more options for a 33x10.50
and
2. more options for a 33x11.50
I happen to be purchasing some BFGs for my truck soon in the 33x10.50 size, but that's only because I'm getting a very good deal on them from a local dealer. I can't believe the difference between the ATs and MTs price. I found them for $105 ATs and $145 MTs. I'm still in a debate about which to buy.
1. more options for a 33x10.50
and
2. more options for a 33x11.50
I happen to be purchasing some BFGs for my truck soon in the 33x10.50 size, but that's only because I'm getting a very good deal on them from a local dealer. I can't believe the difference between the ATs and MTs price. I found them for $105 ATs and $145 MTs. I'm still in a debate about which to buy.
May 13, 2006 | 02:27 AM
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I just thought i'd let you guys know, www.4wheelparts.com has a deal going on right now. Buy any 4 tires and get 10% off + free shipping. Also if you buy bfg's you get the same deal, plus and extra $75 off. So that makes the 34 ss ltb's $464 for a set with free shipping.
May 13, 2006 | 05:44 AM
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I just thought i'd let you guys know, www.4wheelparts.com has a deal going on right now. Buy any 4 tires and get 10% off + free shipping. Also if you buy bfg's you get the same deal, plus and extra $75 off. So that makes the 34 ss ltb's $464 for a set with free shipping.
May 13, 2006 | 02:35 PM
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Does anybody know if there's a 31 inch tire for 15x7 rims thats narrower than 10.5? I hate the looks of my puny tires on my '94 4runner, and want to go bigger, but I don't want to sacrifice gas mileage or power too much, especially since I have the 22-re and a 5 speed. Maybe someone can suggest a smaller tire size that would look good and still perform well? I'm currently running 235/75-15s. Thanks!
May 16, 2006 | 01:08 PM
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From: Lacey, WA
Originally Posted by boomyanker
has everyone seen that they have changed the ltb's a little bit. I ordered my 34x10.5s today should be here in 6 days.
May 16, 2006 | 02:51 PM
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From: Ft. Collins, Co
Originally Posted by kyle_22r
that's the 47" ltb, a little different than the rest
May 18, 2006 | 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by kyle_22r
35x10.5R15!!!
if a company made a good set of mud tires in this size, i'd be all over it. the only tires you can get in this size are boggers to my knowledge. yeah, boggers are tempting but i like having lateral traction as well, and TSLs are a better all around tire.
Q78s are close, but a little tall for my needs...
if a company made a good set of mud tires in this size, i'd be all over it. the only tires you can get in this size are boggers to my knowledge. yeah, boggers are tempting but i like having lateral traction as well, and TSLs are a better all around tire.
Q78s are close, but a little tall for my needs...
Its no TSL or Bogger
May 24, 2006 | 05:54 AM
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You are right about the 47's. Sorry about that should have looked around some before i posted. I did mount my 34 ltb's the other day and i really like the way they fit. Now if i could just get the shop I have the truck at to finish my exhaust, ill know how bad they ride.
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