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dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

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So the D-max is now ready for 1400 miles! Been wanting a Tonno cover for a while so I can get more usable space now that everything I put in the bed will be free from the elements...

 

I will get more pictures of the latches and how it folds on here later... Been outside all night setting up for selling Chirstmas trees...

 

 

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98silvz71 Enthusiast

98silvz71

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Where's mine? :cheers:

 

But seriously thats pretty nice. How do you like the fit of it? I am thinking about getting one for my truck so I can take it on vacation without all my stuff getting wet.

dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

dietz4ibanez

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Where's mine? :cheers:

 

But seriously thats pretty nice. How do you like the fit of it? I am thinking about getting one for my truck so I can take it on vacation without all my stuff getting wet.

I was skeptical at first but it has a nice sealed fit! It clamps down really tight and I like the way it looks. I got this one just to get me through holiday travels. I plan on getting something like a fiberglass lid or camper top for camping and/or hunting season...

98silvz71 Enthusiast

98silvz71

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Looks a billion times better, doesn't look so "fleet-ey". :cheers: Ya still haven't gotten rid of those pizza cutters yet though? :lol:

 

Get some good tires.

dietz4ibanez Senior Enthusiast

dietz4ibanez

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Looks a billion times better, doesn't look so "fleet-ey". :cheers: Ya still haven't gotten rid of those pizza cutters yet though? :lol:

Those pizza cutters will be gone soon enough. Looking at getting Toyo MT's but I am not sure if thats what I want to get. Those back tires are showing signs of wear. Tires go fast when you pull a trailer. Front tires still look new after 11k.... My boss offered me $300 for the stock tires when they were new... I am an idiot for not making time to get new tires cause that would have given me a $1000 allowance towards new tires.... I was just really busy between my company and my job...

sonjaab Senior Enthusiast

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Why would you want to run out and change those "pizza cutters" which are

LT tires anyhoo for the thread flavor of the day set of larger P rated tires?

Since you tow why bother with those other 2 ply passenger car tires that

seem to be the rage around here?

 

I tow and snowplow and my past sets of OE Deathstones wore like iron,

didn't rub not to mention gave a nice quiet ride...................

 

I love the "flavor of the day folks" around here!

2000DV4.8 Senior Enthusiast

2000DV4.8

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Why would you want to run out and change those "pizza cutters" which are

LT tires anyhoo for the thread flavor of the day set of larger P rated tires?

Since you tow why bother with those other 2 ply passenger car tires that

seem to be the rage around here?

 

I tow and snowplow and my past sets of OE Deathstones wore like iron,

didn't rub not to mention gave a nice quiet ride...................

 

I love the "flavor of the day folks" around here!

 

Hey, just so you know, you're completely wrong. I've got 265/75R16 Mickey Thompson MTZs, and they don't come close to rubbing on my half ton, so they would definitely fit on an HD.

 

Oh and guess what, THEY'RE A FUGGIN LOAD RANGE E. :lol: How's it feel to make yourself look like a complete idiot by insulting us all with taste, and being wrong in the process?

 

And as for "flavor of the day", I don't think tires that actually fit will ever go out of style. :cheers:

 

Have a good one..................................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

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Why would you want to run out and change those "pizza cutters" which are

LT tires anyhoo for the thread flavor of the day set of larger P rated tires?

Since you tow why bother with those other 2 ply passenger car tires that

seem to be the rage around here?

 

I tow and snowplow and my past sets of OE Deathstones wore like iron,

didn't rub not to mention gave a nice quiet ride...................

 

I love the "flavor of the day folks" around here!

 

Hey, just so you know, you're completely wrong. I've got 265/75R16 Mickey Thompson MTZs, and they don't come close to rubbing on my half ton, so they would definitely fit on an HD.

 

Oh and guess what, THEY'RE A FUGGIN LOAD RANGE E. :lol: How's it feel to make yourself look like a complete idiot by insulting us all with taste, and being wrong in the process?

 

And as for "flavor of the day", I don't think tires that actually fit will ever go out of style. :cheers:

 

Have a good one..................................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

+1

 

Mine are also load range E.

VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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Why would you want to run out and change those "pizza cutters" which are

LT tires anyhoo for the thread flavor of the day set of larger P rated tires?

Since you tow why bother with those other 2 ply passenger car tires that

seem to be the rage around here?

 

I tow and snowplow and my past sets of OE Deathstones wore like iron,

didn't rub not to mention gave a nice quiet ride...................

 

I love the "flavor of the day folks" around here!

 

So, you give me shit about my Nittos being made in Japan and you have Bridgestones??? Guess where Bridgestone tires are made genius. :lol::cheers:

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