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Yesterday I had them installed. Took them out for a drive today and they handled GREAT! those crapyear tires dont even come close to these. Its been raining hard and been very windy here in the bay and today I felt like i was driving a car, yes a car and not a truck. This thing took the turns and puddles like they were nothing. They don't rub at all! I will post up some pictures as soon as it stops raining or at least slows down.

 

Also, I Installed the RC Leveling kit on it on Monday so its nice and level now. I didn't think those 1.5-2" were going to make much of a difference except on looks but i can feel it getting in and out of the truck. :loser:

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Good tires on wet and dry roads. Not so hot on ice but no tires are unless they are winter tires. I have about 20k miles on mine and they are still going strong with plenty tread left.

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I plan on taking these up to tahoe very soon. I did ok with my old tires but it did feel a bit slippery when in the snow. I will update when we come back. They should be alot better.

  • 2 weeks later...
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I got my truck today and plan on taking some pics of it during my lunch time. Ill post them up as soon as I do. sorry for the delay, it has been a very busy couple of weeks

 

Here they are,

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The look great! I'm getting a set in the next few weeks. Quesiton?

 

What's the difference between the stock 275/55/20 and the 275/60/20 your running? Is it hight or width? I'm running the factory 20's and would like a little taller wheel.

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