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gearheadesw Senior Enthusiast

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AT3W's, missed it by that much....

How do you like them, Big Whiskey. Looking at those in 325 65 18, lots of sand down here, and need a wide tire to go anywhere off road. Hoping they're smooth and quiet, and still do well enough off pavement.

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Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

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Ugh...right in the feels...you sir have quite the right taste in mods!

Haha! Many thanks, man! Sorry if I'm tempting you to spend more money!

 

What are those side steps you have there?

 

 

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They are N-Fab, 3 step, bed access steps. I'd recommend them!

 

AT3W's, missed it by that much....

How do you like them, Big Whiskey. Looking at those in 325 65 18, lots of sand down here, and need a wide tire to go anywhere off road. Hoping they're smooth and quiet, and still do well enough off pavement.

I'm very happy with the AT3W's, but I've only put around 5,500 miles on them. I've ran the old BFG AT's, Bridgestone Dueler Revo's, Wild Country's, Mickey Thompson's, Cooper AT3's, Toyo AT2's, etc.....and right now, these are my favorite tires. They're smooth & quiet on the highway, but still look fairly aggressive. And, they do great in the rain & snow. That being said, those 325's will put a lot more rubber on the road, and I never drive in sand...so I may not be the best person to ask for advice, haha.

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gearheadesw Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks Whiskey, that's a great endorsement, thanks. I'm a size shopper, but I'm unwilling to listen to another set of mud tires get louder on the street, while only driving off road like once or twice a month.

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New set it Ridge Grapplers over the weekend!!

 

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nice truck! looks great w the new tires!

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Hey everyone just joined the forum!

 

Just picked up my beauty recently (2015 GMC Denali HD sitting on 37'"Toyos)

 

I am absolutely in love with her .... but thinking next upgrade will need to be the GMC power folding Tow mirrors and some Cab lights. (Those tow mirrors are no joke - $$)

 

What do you think?

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2016 Silverado 2500 HD Custom

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17 3500 Denali Single Rear Wheel. Swapped out to 20" wheels w/275/65's.

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17 3500 Denali Single Rear Wheel. Swapped out to 20" wheels w/275/65's.

Nice truck, really nice boat!

 

 

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On an Outback trip..Oz style RHD attachicon.gifIMG_1008.JPG

Is the RHD conversion done in Oz or are they shipped there? GM of Canada used to ship Completely Knocked Down (CKD) kits overseas. I'm pretty sure they were mostly RHD versions of Chevs & Pontiacs that were being built in Oshawa. I THINK some pickup kits may have been shipped to South America. A long time ago Maple Leaf trucks were shipped to Australia from Canada.

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Hi revrnd,

 

The conversion is done here. There are a few companies that do them. Mine was done by Performax in Qld.

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