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It reminds me a little of this one:

(don't take it too serious, your truck looks great :) )

 

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so long

j-ten-ner

Lol. It does kinda. Looks better in person.

 

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Couple new additions in the last month.   Line-X'ed the bed and over the rails.   And on Monday and went out to DiamondBack Covers warehouse to pickup and have their HD Line-X'ed cover installed

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Lol. It does kinda. Looks better in person.

 

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your truck or the matchbox?!?! :lol:

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those are 35" bfg mud tires

They look good in the last picture. I think I'll be going with an agressive tire next time around.

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thanks - i LOVE the look of the bfg mud tires.

 

bfg muds are all i ever had on my other truck - i just love them. they are definitely a little loud, but that doesn't bother me at all

 

i'm thinking for winters i'll get an aggressive looking all season tire and then get them studded. i'm hoping i can use bgf all terrains, but i'm not sure it if will work. i'll be seeing my tire guys later this week and will be asking about that

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thanks - i LOVE the look of the bfg mud tires.

 

bfg muds are all i ever had on my other truck - i just love them. they are definitely a little loud, but that doesn't bother me at all

 

i'm thinking for winters i'll get an aggressive looking all season tire and then get them studded. i'm hoping i can use bgf all terrains, but i'm not sure it if will work. i'll be seeing my tire guys later this week and will be asking about that

I'll have to take a look at them then when I need tires. Right now it's between the BF's, Cooper ST Maxx, and the Duratracs.

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I'll have to take a look at them then when I need tires. Right now it's between the BF's, Cooper ST Maxx, and the Duratracs.

Toyo M/T's

 

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Toyo M/T's

 

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I've seen a few of those, and I'm not sure if I like them as much as the others. I think what will make my decision final is whichever one has the best mileage warranty.

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I've seen a few of those, and I'm not sure if I like them as much as the others. I think what will make my decision final is whichever one has the best mileage warranty.

I liked em on my 02

 

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