yeah thats it needed to tow his boat

 

yeah thats the kid, i saw you driving away so i guess it is a small world . yeah that was a clean rig it did run pretty ruff i am glad it ended up in some bodies hands who know what he really has .



you need to get those running boards off really cleans up the look of the truck its really easy to do 20 mins at the most four or six bolts on each side use a impact wrench

 

neeeeeeeways. what tires are you going to run?

 

oh, them boards have been off for a good few months now

No rust under them, either, which was good.

 

yea i was gonna say send a PM to Ric, i think he's runnin Revo's

 

Those two tires are not even close. I ran the Firestone's for about 10K miles and was very pleased with them. They were still like new when I sold them (1-2/32's worn off).

I replaced them w/ 285 Revo's which are also an excellent tire.

BTW, Ric is running 285/75R16 Firestone Destination MT's.

 

I've ran some 33x12.5 FS M/T's for about 35K miles.... still have about 10K left if I actually drove it on the road anymore... Great tire for the price.

 

i think i am going to run the firestones m/t thanks everybody for the info need to find them for cheap anybody know where you can by these tires for 140-150 a tire i can mount them my self thats not an issue. glad to here thay can last 35k i dont want swapers for that reason i wanted more then 20k on a set of tires and iam willing to pay the extra


glad to here those boards are off and no rust

 

i hate computers

 

why did you change tires when not completly worn

 

Well, I have actually replaced the Revo's with 305 BFG Muds.
It sure is nice when you run a tire store. lol

 

share the wealth! I could use some 33's like you wouldn't believe!

 

man you have the life all the tires for wholesale. could you tell me how much you can get the firestones for so go kill myself

 

I ran dueller AT's and they were definitely racing slicks that didn't help me out at all in any situation besides on the highway. I have got the Destination M/T's from Firestone and I dont think I will ever get another tire. I have taken them across the country twice and have wheeled with them alot in virginia and Colorado and been mudding with them all over the midwest. They have never met there match and they overcome evrything that they go up against. They shed mud quite well and got me out of straight soup and deep slude in flooded Kansas when I was driving across the back prarie.

 

My cost is $119.00 on the 31x10.50R15's.
I normally mark them up 15%, so that would put you at 140 ea.

 

I have the same setup, and they're going to last forever with normal tire rotations. They're rated for MUCH larger diesel trucks, so considering that our trucks weigh about half as much as most of the trucks that run them, they should last a really long time.

 

yeah that is the cheapest that i saw, firestone wanted to charge me over 200 for one and then balance i told him that he was crazy

 

[QUOTE=terryjmatthew;50594215]Those two tires are not even close.[/0QUOTE]

sorry about the hijack. what are the differences between these two, except the lable. pro's and con's?

thanks.

 

There is an obvious difference in tread design and the Firestone has much newer technology.

The Dueler MT has been discontinued for a couple years now.