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RyanbabZ71

By RyanbabZ71
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HEMICAT Enthusiast

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Looks good Ryan! Best tires out there IMO, mine are quiet enough but you can tell they are there. Everyone's got an opinion, but I much prefer white letters showing, makes everything look better people don't even realize. but it's not a big deal.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I don't mine either way but I like the black walls better because they are easier to keep clean. I cannot stand brushing the white walls been there done that

 

 

Ryan

 

 

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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looks good! any other pictures??

 

What others would you like? Full truck shot? Didn't do that yet as it has been raining grrrr

 

 

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full shot would be great. im am having the hardest time picking a tire size. I dont want the 33.1 (275) to be to big. I also found the 265-70-18 that has a 32.6. then i cant decide if i want a P tire or LT. that 265 comes in a P tire but my other choices are limited to LT.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Here are a few

 

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Ryan

 

 

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I know you have the 6.2 but can you feel the added heavyness???

 

A bit yes but it's more of a solid feel. Definitely how I like a truck to feel. The stock tires are to "soft"

 

Performance wise I didn't lose much it still gets up and goes

 

So far in about 50 miles today it appears I an down .7-.9 mpg

 

 

 

Ryan

 

 

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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I'll be curious as to how they workout for you. I've got low mileage on the truck, but she's already 5 years old, so I'll probably consider tires next fall and well have to do some looking around.

03blackz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Looks great!!!

 

 

I love BFG at's. I run the white letters out on my summer wheels and on the stockers I run the stock size with blackwalls for the winter.

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I think if I go with this size I'm going to throw my 3.73's from my last truck. I think this tall of a tire is going to make me really hate my 3.08's that I'm already unsure of.

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Ryan, Do you have a lift in the rear as well or just the 2" level in the front? I'm looking at getting the same tires and want to make sure I won't have any fitment issues. Thanks!

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Ryan, Do you have a lift in the rear as well or just the 2" level in the front? I'm looking at getting the same tires and want to make sure I won't have any fitment issues. Thanks!

 

I have 3" rear blocks but they would fit without them

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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