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martens

By martens
January 9, 2011 in Tires, Wheels & TPMS

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martens

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martens

Posted January 9, 2011

Posted January 9, 2011

I just picked up some centerline 20 inch wheels and will need tires. I am looking at Firestone Destination AT in 275/55/20 or Cooper Zeon in 305/50/20.

I am running Firestone Destination LE now and am pleased with them. I am looking for a good looking, semi aggressive tire. Most of the driving will be road/job site with some field and minor trail use.

Quiet on the highway is desirable.

I like the look of OWL on trucks but not the end all. The cooper's look great as well.

sab316

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sab316

Posted January 9, 2011

Posted January 9, 2011

Cooper Zeon HANDS DOWN! Sweet looking tire in my opinion!

Big Whiskey

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Big Whiskey

Posted January 10, 2011

Posted January 10, 2011

Cooper Zeon HANDS DOWN! Sweet looking tire in my opinion!

^^ what he said!

phase4

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phase4

Posted January 10, 2011

Posted January 10, 2011

Zeons ftw.

Should have mine this week.

kawtoy_77

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kawtoy_77

Posted January 10, 2011

Posted January 10, 2011

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...mod&id=4906

Hankook DynaPro ATm's 19k on this set, and they still look new! Great traction!

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