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Daryl LBZ

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dirtfan21 Senior Enthusiast

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Nice looking tires. Looking forward to some pics when you get them installed.

Are you going white letters inside or outside?

 

 

 

White letters out no question. Im kinda old school I guess haha

 

 

Yes!! Thank God someone still likes white letters out.

00Silverado4x4 Senior Enthusiast

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Nice looking tires. Looking forward to some pics when you get them installed.

Are you going white letters inside or outside?

 

 

 

White letters out no question. Im kinda old school I guess haha

 

 

Yes!! Thank God someone still likes white letters out.

 

You are not alone, I've always liked white letters out.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Alot of people like blackwall tires anymore, but Im still a big fan of white letters.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Nothing wrong with rolling old school, hardly ever see it anymore around my neck of the woods.

 

 

Yea I like to be different.

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Cooper tires is the way to go!

 

 

This is my first set of Cooper's. Dad has the ATR's on his Silverado, and he likes them so I imagine I'll like these.

Blue2500CC Enthusiast

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Nice looking tires. Looking forward to some pics when you get them installed.

Are you going white letters inside or outside?

 

White letters out no question. Im kinda old school I guess haha

 

They look good!

I am going to get my 275/65/18 A/T3's installed tomorrow! And all day have been trying to decide to go White letters in or out!!! Lol

Snarkee- Are you looking at Lt or P tires?

Chris

 

Well you know what my vote is. :D

 

 

Well, tires are on, with White out! Lol I asked if they could tell me the max weight rating stamped in the wheel, but they said there wasn't anything at all????

 

For me, it depends on the vehicle, wheel, & tire as to Black or White out. Solid White, & they are in most of the time. Outlined, out most of the time.

 

No pics, truck is way to dirty at the moment! & we are heading North for the w/e.

 

Hope you get your tires on soon Daryl!

 

Chris

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Goes to the garage Wednesday for an alignment, and new wheels/tires put on. Hopefully he'll have it done sometime Thursday before I go to work...

SierraJoe1110 Enthusiast

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I am getting AT3s tomorrow and I am anxious to get my new tires and I keep checking this thread for pics... your killin me :sigh:

Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

Daryl LBZ

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Haha I had time to get one sorta crappy picture today before work. I wanted to get some better ones tomorrow before I posted anything, but this one will do until then.

 

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