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Installed Supersprings to add some lift and increase payload to around 3000lbs.

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I ordered a set of Cooper ST Maxx 305/60-18 tires for my truck today. Pricey, but what the heck. The Fuel Full Blown wheels I want are on backorder for 16 weeks. I may mount these on the stock wheels.

 

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I ordered a set of Cooper ST Maxx 305/60-18 tires for my truck today. Pricey, but what the heck. The Fuel Full Blown wheels I want are on backorder for 16 weeks. I may mount these on the stock wheels.

 

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Good looking tire. And I must say. When I see your posts and your profile picture I imagine a very sophisticated dog just typing with this look like 'yea, I'm a dog. Is there a problem?'

 

 

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Yeah my dogs are living the high life at the "dog spa". My wife and I are the hired help and wait on them constantly.

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I ordered a set of Cooper ST Maxx 305/60-18 tires for my truck today. Pricey, but what the heck. The Fuel Full Blown wheels I want are on backorder for 16 weeks. I may mount these on the stock wheels.

I saw where Cooper has these in a 35x12.50 20 the other day now and am seriously debating replacing the Pro Comp Xtreme MT2's with them. I just have to convince the wife that I need a new set of tires after only 8K miles.

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I saw where Cooper has these in a 35x12.50 20 the other day now and am seriously debating replacing the Pro Comp Xtreme MT2's with them. I just have to convince the wife that I need a new set of tires after only 8K miles.

Something unfortunate could just randomly happen to a current tire! Or they could all just randomly get a few nails in them coincidently

 

 

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Something unfortunate could just randomly happen to a current tire! Or they could all just randomly get a few nails in them coincidently

 

 

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Ha! If I can get here to take a ride with me for about 5 hrs she will make me get rid of them.

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I took mine in to get an oil change. I mentioned how these do not light up, thinking they wouldn't know anything about it (small dealership). Anyway, the manager didn't have a clue, but said he'd talk to the guy in Service to see what they can do. Well he called me today, said there was a long note put out by Chevy that they wont fix it, and basically to bad.

 

I guess its not a big deal, but I wish they would have told me all this prior to me buying it. O'well..

I took mine I n for a recall and mentioned to the dealership that I had been reading about how the lights were supposed to be blue and lots of people were taking them in to get fixed. He said he'd check into it and then he just fixed it. No questions asked.

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SlavO Enthusiast

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Had to go to the dealer, they lost my 2nd set of keys cause my truck came from another dealer cause they didn't have the 1 I wanted..so I got 2 more keys and my Second remote and a car wash there. You guys ok with letting your trucks/car go threw those Carwashes. I've always thought they f up the paint ... I only go threw them if there brushless . But I hate the idea my key and other remote is out there somewhere:(

CoasterCOG Enthusiast

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Installed a GateKeeper to hopefully keep my tailgate where it is.

 

Also installed Timbrens on the rear. The ride unloaded feels much better to me, less lean on corners and not so much of a floaty feeling on bumps. I'll be testing loaded performance tomorrow...

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TX_AT Enthusiast

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I guess I'm a day late, I got my RCX 2.5 level on yesterday. Too much rake with the 2" block I might go back to the factory 1".

TTU19 Enthusiast

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I took mine I n for a recall and mentioned to the dealership that I had been reading about how the lights were supposed to be blue and lots of people were taking them in to get fixed. He said he'd check into it and then he just fixed it. No questions asked.

 

Well that's awesome for you, but really pathetic Chevy wont just fix this across the board and stop trying to fight it. Humm...

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