Dantheman1540
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Only way to get a date. Then later after a few drinks….surprise!
Sounds like an Aerosmith song "Then she whipped out a gun
And tried to blow me away".
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Only way to get a date. Then later after a few drinks….surprise!
Got nothing done on the Tahoe this weekend but, have found myself in an odd predicament. Towed an avalanche and an accord today with my buddies denali and discoveredthe tires on my trailer are not in good health. Not only does one have a big screw but 2 seem to be separating causing a bulge and all 4 are very dry rotted. I have dreams of putting a load C or better, preferably load E light AT tire or HT tire on the PPV wheels but I'm struggling to find anything this small for 17"s. Undoubtedly the Avalanche+2,500lb trailer was a little much for these firestone's rated at 1,760lbs max. Which is likely the cause of the separation starting so I dont want another set of basically passenger car tires, nor do I want to find a set of 15"-16"wheels because I love these on it.
Anybody have any suggestions on what tires to run? Currently running a 225/65/17 anddont really want to go more than an inch taller or wider but could consider slightly smaller.
I'll also take suggestions on good looking 16" OEM wheels. Pretty sure that's an oxymoron.
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Why they gotta be so expensive! I'm trying to stay under $500 just because they will never run out of tread they will always get dry and need replacing.I looked at eTrailer and they have some Kenda Loadstars in one size narrower, LR C:
I had smaller bias-ply Loadstars on my (larger) popup camper and had upgraded to LR D, they were good. Not sure how these would fare, though.
I would but then I'd have to pimp juice them every time I hauled.drag radials or gtfo
I have nothing to offer on the tires, sorry. I hope you find what you're looking for though.
Whats up with the avalanche?
Edit: Its out of stock on there but they made it at one time. Maybe you can find a set elsewhere. I know they are a 215 instead of 225, but slightly smaller was in cards...lol