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VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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White letters out!!!

 

Yeah, and then get a big-ass sticker for every other aftermarket branded item you put on your truck. i.e. Valvoline, Trico wiper blades, Turtle Wax, etc...oh and don't forget the Kleen-Ex sticker for that box of tissues you have in the cab either. You wouldn't want to miss out on any of the free advertising for any of the companies you purchased from. :thumbs:

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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Although im not a fan of white letters on any tires... for you 'RWL' folks... do you really think white letters would look good on the ATZs????

 

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I don't think white letters belong anywhere on these tires... half of the sidewall is taken up by the tread lugs already

cev103 Enthusiast

cev103

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White letters out!!!

 

Yeah, and then get a big-ass sticker for every other aftermarket branded item you put on your truck. i.e. Valvoline, Trico wiper blades, Turtle Wax, etc...oh and don't forget the Kleen-Ex sticker for that box of tissues you have in the cab either. You wouldn't want to miss out on any of the free advertising for any of the companies you purchased from. :dunno:

 

 

I know the letters aren't white, but it sure looks like a whole lot of free advertising on these tires :thumbs:

 

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VMax2007 Senior Enthusiast

VMax2007

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White letters out!!!

 

Yeah, and then get a big-ass sticker for every other aftermarket branded item you put on your truck. i.e. Valvoline, Trico wiper blades, Turtle Wax, etc...oh and don't forget the Kleen-Ex sticker for that box of tissues you have in the cab either. You wouldn't want to miss out on any of the free advertising for any of the companies you purchased from. :idiot:

 

 

I know the letters aren't white, but it sure looks like a whole lot of free advertising on these tires :dunno:

 

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Don't really have much choice here though do I? :thumbs:

Rosey_97 Enthusiast

Rosey_97

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Although im not a fan of white letters on any tires... for you 'RWL' folks... do you really think white letters would look good on the ATZs????

 

Denali5.jpg

 

June12009003.jpg

 

I don't think white letters belong anywhere on these tires... half of the sidewall is taken up by the tread lugs already

 

 

 

 

+1

cev103 Enthusiast

cev103

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I ended up going white out....I didn't really make up my mind until I got to the dealership and saw another truck being worked on which had the white out. I'm very happy with the ATZ's, they fill the void in the wheel wells caused by the leveling kit. I'll take some pics after it stops raining.

hey.brad Enthusiast

hey.brad

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Although im not a fan of white letters on any tires... for you 'RWL' folks... do you really think white letters would look good on the ATZs????

 

 

 

 

 

I don't think white letters belong anywhere on these tires... half of the sidewall is taken up by the tread lugs already

 

 

 

 

+1

 

 

 

+1 perfect the way it is

Patrick11 Enthusiast

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I forgot the ATZ's had the white lettering, mine didnt have it on there but I wouldnt have had it out, I like the way it looks with the black here is a couple pics

 

Guess I should read the whole thing I didnt and I didnt realize you already had them mounted out, Id like to see pics when ya get em

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