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dbcooper748 Enthusiast

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Thanks!

 

I actually kinda like the stock wheels. One day I might do wheels since I plan on keeping the truck for 10+ years. I'd rather get rid of the stock tires first. Not impressed with them at all.

Are they still putting the garbage goodyear wrangler sras on the 18" stocks for 2016? If so, i agree... they gotta go Edited by dbcooper
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Motor301 Enthusiast

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Yep. Same tires. Not impressed with the traction at all. Now granted, I've never owned a pick up before and there's a little learning curve to driving without weight on the rear tires. But I get this thing sideways more often than I feel it should on wet backroads. Same with getting into the ABS when braking on wet roads. And it's not a question of driving ability either. I'm a police driving instructor, so I've driven a pretty good selection of vehicles at lots of different speeds.

At least the winter is probably over here this year. I'll likely run the stock tires up until the winter and switch over to some Duratracs or something similar.

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crafferty Senior Enthusiast

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After years of bashing spacers, I some talked myseld into purchasing a set. I called up Bora and ordered a set of hub centric 1.5" steel spacers for the rear. They will be built sometime within the next 5 days and shipped. Pictures will of course be posted.

 

thanks guys.. now you know why I'm struggling with the choice.. I've never seen chrome switchblades like the front, which makes me lean that way.. then I look at the black and think they look great too.. killing me...

 

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Thanks for the vote

Personally I think the chrome switch blades look cheap. The design of that wheel with a chrome finish makes it hard to see the edges/lines of the wheel. Which then make it look big and bulky and appear cheap. Out of the two I vote the blackones.

 

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Roidz Enthusiast

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What brand is that? Looks clean.

Undercover Flex. Thanks, I like it so far.

 

 

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Daryl LBZ Senior Enthusiast

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Undercover Flex. Thanks, I like it so far.

 

 

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I'll have to look into one of those. I've always bought Extang, but I haven't had luck with the last two that I've bought. Time for a change.

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After years of bashing spacers, I some talked myseld into purchasing a set. I called up Bora and ordered a set of hub centric 1.5" steel spacers for the rear. They will be built sometime within the next 5 days and shipped. Pictures will of course be posted.

 

Personally I think the chrome switch blades look cheap. The design of that wheel with a chrome finish makes it hard to see the edges/lines of the wheel. Which then make it look big and bulky and appear cheap. Out of the two I vote the blackones.

 

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Thanks for the vote

Txjose Senior Enthusiast

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Hooked up to the house and headed back to wyoming. attachicon.gif20160224_085042.jpg

 

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Safe travels bud!!!

 

Im headed back to Texas on Monday if all goes well. Going to take a month or so off from work spend time with the family. I haven't been home in about a year but with this slow down of the oilfield i get a brake.

 

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Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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I'll have to look into one of those. I've always bought Extang, but I haven't had luck with the last two that I've bought. Time for a change.

I had a flex, it was either a lemon or I'm picky but I always had standing water in the bed after the truck sat in the rain. I have a tonno pro hard fold now, it doesn't leak. Functionality isn't as good as the flex was from an latching mechanism and you can only get 2/3 bed access unless your remove the cover. I'm not totally satisfied because of that but, I paid less than $500 shipped and I can't bring myself to drop $700+ on another cover.

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SlavO Enthusiast

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thanks guys.. now you know why I'm struggling with the choice.. I've never seen chrome switchblades like the front, which makes me lean that way.. then I look at the black and think they look great too.. killing me...

 

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Thanks for the vote

Black they look awesome u going 18 or 20"?

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