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Jlm02a3094 - Did you upgrade to tow mirrors or did they come from factory? Just curios. My truck came with regular, been thinking of upgrading to tow... BTW nice looking rig!

The truck came with them, it's part of the Max trailering package. I like them a LOT better than the normal mirrors, even though I don't tow :)

 

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Thank you very much! They are Mickey Thompson Deegan 38's

Lol. Y u say they're 33" X 12.5. Thats funny
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RC Level? Any trimming needed or rubbing? I may have missed it, but are the wheels 20x9 or 20x10? Looks great. If you have some other angles, would definitely like to see it.

 

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It's actually a Top Gunz Customs level. I had to trim a little plastic and carpet but I still rub the carpet liner at full lock only in reverse though. I thought about trimming more but right now you can't tell unless you're looking for it and I figured it wasn't that bad. The wheels are 20x10 -19. I will work on taking some more pics.

Lol. Y u say they're 33" X 12.5. Thats funny

What do you mean lol I'm confused...

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Thanks! I'm just running a 2.5" level with 33x12.5's. I got the tow mirrors on ebay actually, they can get pretty pricey if you want the powered ones but I think they are around 200 bucks for the all manual ones.

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You asked the brand and he told you. The tires are Mickey Thompson Deegan 38's in the 33x12.5 size.

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You asked the brand and he told you. The tires are Mickey Thompson Deegan 38's in the 33x12.5 size.

My bad saw 38 and just thought they're 38"
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RC Level? Any trimming needed or rubbing? I may have missed it, but are the wheels 20x9 or 20x10? Looks great. If you have some other angles, would definitely like to see it.

 

Thanks!

Got some other angles for yaOxezUfl.jpg00V6KIL.jpg

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Some new pics (finally a clear sky here)...color matched door handles & mirror caps; High Country grill; removed door badges...

2016 01 22 12.40.48

2016 01 22 12.38.14

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