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chauncey0337
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I got yokohama Geolandar ATSs 265/75/16s on my winter wheels. Best all terrain tires I've ever had but I haven't had many so not much to compare with.
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I have 305/50/20 Cooper Zeon LTZ's. They are a moderately aggressive AT tire. Also ride extremely well and quiet. They are big...but you don't have to get the same size as me....but all around a really great tire so far.
I have 305/50/20 Cooper Zeon LTZ's. They are a moderately aggressive AT tire. Also ride extremely well and quiet. They are big...but you don't have to get the same size as me....but all around a really great tire so far.
Those look dope!!!
I'm running Nankang 305/40/22's and I love them. (Don't buy Falken Ziex)
Why you say dont buy falken ziex???
Because they're absolute ******* garbage.
I had a set of 5 (FIVE), four on the truck, and one spare (on a spare rim)...........and slowly but surely, all 5 of them bitches started to deform on me. I'm talking about super dangerous, highway deformation. The belts were seperating, causing massive deformation. Falken had that "nice guy smile" when I confronted them about it....but you know what they did to help me? Nothing. I told them to get ****** and bought all new Nankangs (The "Cheapies"............and you know what? They perforn AWESOME!)
I have falken ziex 305/45/22 about 3k on them an they perform great to me smooth quite
ROV Hawk
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295/70 R18 Trail Grapplers....with my wheels (-12 offset) and a 6" lift i barely had to trim anything...they are quiet on the road and on the highway you can barely hear them....that and they pull like some BEASTs when you get in the mud....
Make sure you keep all your receipts, take pictures of the tires now, while they're still good........and most importanatly, keep an eye on them bitches! With mine, the belts began to seperate, causing the tread to deform. It's deceptive at first, be careful! I honestly wouldn't feel comfortable on them anymore.
DaRosa218
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I miss my Nitto Terra Grapplers.... They were LT295/70r17 and were amazing in the snow and rain! Next set for sure.
Currently running Les Schwab's Dean (Built by Cooper Tires) Wildcat Radial A/T on stock LT265/70r17 and they are a quite smooth All-Terrain tire that does great in the snow and rain so far. Last set before the Nitto were the same and got 50K out of them. Les Schwab has a written guarantee of 60K if proof of rotation and air pressure checks through them every 3,000 miles!
Currently running Les Schwab's Dean (Built by Cooper Tires) Wildcat Radial A/T on stock LT265/70r17 and they are a quite smooth All-Terrain tire that does great in the snow and rain so far. Last set before the Nitto were the same and got 50K out of them. Les Schwab has a written guarantee of 60K if proof of rotation and air pressure checks through them every 3,000 miles!
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