33" tires
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Drok
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That's what I was thinking 
. And was gonna ask if it was only rubbing while turning . But is it all turns or just sharp ones?
. And was gonna ask if it was only rubbing while turning . But is it all turns or just sharp ones?
Should be able to crank the keys and level it out and shouldn't rub much. I'm running 32's with stock height and no rubbing, wouldn't expect yours to rub either.
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Drok
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The guy that put the level kit on said he cranked them and they started to bow so he stopped. And that's y not level . That's all I know .
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Almost time to get the toyos but before I do what do you think about the goodyear duratrac tires?
Or just stay toyo
Or just stay toyo
TxDrewski
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I have the Falken's (on 16's, 305's so 33") and I have been really happy with them. I got them from my local Sears for 712.00 Installed out the door. I have a Z71 and a body lift, I could probably run 315 75's if I wanted too. Wheels are aftermarket 16x8 with -8 offset. I had Yokohama Geoalnders on my LB7 and I have the bias ply Goodyear 36's on my Truggy. Had the coopers and BFG's on my tahoe and yukon XL... As far as a combination of Price_OffRoad_Hwy_Noise_MPG_and Price again (big factor for me), I think the Falkens are the best Tire for all around general use. The goodyears... DIRT CHEAP! But they are a very very heavy tire, rob MPG's and are a pain to balance. Thats why they are on my truggy The yokohamas (IMO), are way overpriced especially considering the Falkens came with a 55k Waranty vs their 50k, and I spent about 400 more on them. The coopers were really good too, However those and the BFG's I had in a mud terrain, so they were more expensive, robbed MPG's, but did perform better in muddy conditions than the falkens. The Falkens have never gotten me stuck, but I do have to work a little harder offroad than I do with the coopers or the BFG's, Yokohamas perform about the same as the falkens, just hold rocks alot better lol.
The yokohamas (IMO), are way overpriced especially considering the Falkens came with a 55k Waranty vs their 50k, and I spent about 400 more on them. The coopers were really good too, However those and the BFG's I had in a mud terrain, so they were more expensive, robbed MPG's, but did perform better in muddy conditions than the falkens. The Falkens have never gotten me stuck, but I do have to work a little harder offroad than I do with the coopers or the BFG's, Yokohamas perform about the same as the falkens, just hold rocks alot better lol.
