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Yeah I was trying to figure it out on my phone but could not lol. They are Toyo R/T 33x12.50x20 and I actually only have 600 miles on them so far but I already know I am going to like them. They humm a little bit on the interstate which is not bad and ride really smooth. They were referred to me by a friend who said they are the best tires he has every run.

Thanks man. Good to hear. I've been contemplating what Toyo tire I want to go with for a while now. I was set on the MT, but I don't really want the noise and I mainly drive highway so I don't know that I NEED them. I really like the AT2, but I don't think they look aggressive enough. Really liking the look of these RT's. Great looking truck!

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I'm looking at the 33 inch RT'S also. Looks like the perfect mix between the 2.

 

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Twice I've come out of Home Depot to have another k2 parked next to me.

 

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Truck guys gotta stick together and I've had this happen to me on a number of occasions too. One time I came out from a store and found 4 other trucks parked around me.

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What wheels & tires? Those really set off the whole package to me!

Centerline Stingray III 22x9

Cooper XSTa 305/45/22

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bad pics because i was in a rush but this is mine and my girls 14s on levling kits and 33s....hers are BFG Ko2s

 

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Truck guys gotta stick together and I've had this happen to me on a number of occasions too. One time I came out from a store and found 4 other trucks parked around me.

I always park by other newer vehicles hoping they care as much about the money they spent as I do.

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Me and my brothers lowered 3/4 ton toyota dually at Rod Run this past weekend

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More like 1/4 ton lol

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More like 1/4 ton lol

 

 

Don't let it fool you it hauls but its a rare one though as most of the toyota dually are the 1 tons and this one is the 3/4 ton

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Not sure how I posted this in the wrong thread earlier. I'm crazy. Anyway, I liked this pic....was taking pics of the mustang earlier after cleaning her up and decided to snap this one.

 

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That Toyota is amazing!!

 

Yes it is. If it was the four door diesel version like they sell in other countries I would so be rocking this thing. Gets pretty good mpg too

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bad pics because i was in a rush but this is mine and my girls 14s on levling kits and 33s....hers are BFG Ko2s

 

His and hers pickups? Sounds like a match made in heaven if you ask me...hold on to that girl.

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His and hers pickups? Sounds like a match made in heaven if you ask me...hold on to that girl.

Yup... His and hers..... She got hers first then i got mine.... I did the level and 33s and she was so in love with it that she wanted it for hers.... So as an early birthday present i did hers....

 

Mama wants a corsa catback next..... What have i done lol

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