View Poll Results: Which do you prefer?
White
103
34.33%
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197
65.67%
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Getting new tires: White letters or black outs?
....so whatever makes you less 
Jun 16, 2003 | 09:14 PM
#25
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From: Parker, Colorado
Lol I like chanson's logic. I like em white out, depending on the size of the sidewall compared to the rim. If theres big tire wall, it adds attitude, otherwise go black. But my final answer is white.
Jun 17, 2003 | 06:13 PM
#31
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From: Phoenix, AZ
I wish mine where black out. I forgot to tell the guys putting them on to go black. HOWEVER, I think if you arent going to wheel much and can keep them clean....go white. Mine are brown outs now and takes a lot of work to get them back to off white.
Jun 18, 2003 | 10:50 AM
#32
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From: FL
:beaver:
Here are some random takes on this subject:
Remember when you paid $10 a tire more for it to have white letters??
Have you ever seen a 44" tire with white letters out? Wait, do they even have white letters?
When I first got my tires and rims I wanted white out (BFG Mud Terrain). I even made sure my rims were rotating the same way (hurricanes). My spare was centered out back so the "Mud Terrain" part read horrizontally from left to right (wasn't rotated to read up and down). Even the little Jeep logo on the rim matched up. My brother and I spent the extra time mounting the tire to the rim so everything looked just right. That was also when we'd spend hours washing it right before we went mudding and leave it dirty all week. That was 8 years ago. Now it's falling apart and who cares. Point - just drive and enjoy it.
Here are some random takes on this subject:
Remember when you paid $10 a tire more for it to have white letters??
Have you ever seen a 44" tire with white letters out? Wait, do they even have white letters?
When I first got my tires and rims I wanted white out (BFG Mud Terrain). I even made sure my rims were rotating the same way (hurricanes). My spare was centered out back so the "Mud Terrain" part read horrizontally from left to right (wasn't rotated to read up and down). Even the little Jeep logo on the rim matched up. My brother and I spent the extra time mounting the tire to the rim so everything looked just right. That was also when we'd spend hours washing it right before we went mudding and leave it dirty all week. That was 8 years ago. Now it's falling apart and who cares. Point - just drive and enjoy it.
Jun 20, 2003 | 09:46 PM
#36
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From: Albuquerque, NM
White out!
and, I know I need bigger tires. The 265X75's just aren't big enough with 3" of lift. FYI, They looked great and didn't rub at all with stock.
and, I know I need bigger tires. The 265X75's just aren't big enough with 3" of lift. FYI, They looked great and didn't rub at all with stock.
Last edited by Albuquerque Jim; Jun 20, 2003 at 09:47 PM.
