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My 2020 Suburban premier 

Factory 22's to 18's with blizzak's

Dont worry have black caps on order.

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2 hours ago, Havasubum said:

Very nice

Thank you

Will get a better picture in the day light.

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58 minutes ago, slj2008 said:

look's good 

Thank you very much.

Here is a daylight picture

 

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I bought a set of blizzaks for my daughter's Mazda. Night and day difference. She lives in Wyoming and needs them.

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looks nice

 

glad we dont have real winters down this way   LOL

plus i cant fit 18's any longer.

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11 hours ago, gat0r said:

looks nice

 

glad we dont have real winters down this way   LOL

plus i cant fit 18's any longer.

Thank you

Ours aren't the worst but we tend to get ice storms.

I travel to Indiana and Illinois regularly and tend to need them.  Especially Indiana as they dont know how to plow their interstate 74 at least.

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On 12/1/2020 at 7:27 AM, dieselfan1 said:

I bought a set of blizzaks for my daughter's Mazda. Night and day difference. She lives in Wyoming and needs them.

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They are some of the best snow/ice tires I have found.  Like them on a truck or SUV.

We run michelin ice x on the camaro and they are great.

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They are some of the best snow/ice tires I have found.  Like them on a truck or SUV.
We run michelin ice x on the camaro and they are great.
You know what else is for as soft as they are they last longer than you'd think.

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