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YAY! I just got new tires today! They are 37 inch Super Swamper TSL's, and they are really cool! They just barely fit under my truck with the 4-inch lift. I also got some new wheels to go with them. Pics up soon!
Well, they were $600. They were used though, with 2,000 miles on them. Original price was $800, but Les Scwab (sp?) dropped them $200 because I also had to get wheels. Les Scwab is pretty awesome. So I literally got them for half price, and they are in excellent condition.
Originally posted by Fordman350 Well, they were $600. They were used though, with 2,000 miles on them. Original price was $800, but Les Scwab (sp?) dropped them $200 because I also had to get wheels. Les Scwab is pretty awesome. So I literally got them for half price, and they are in excellent condition.
If I'm not mistaken, half of $800.00 is $400.00, not $600.00. Is there something you left out or did your calculator let you down today?
Well, either way you put it, that is one heck of a deal. I am still glad I got my tires, my truck rides so much better, and they help - because I don't have shocks! Not to mention, it feels like the truck has more power...no more bias ply tires for me...
I've made my living for 20 years writting and debugging computer software. I look for mistakes in computer code and fix them. I'm afraid it carries over to my personal life too. If I see something that don't make sense to me, I naturally got to ask about it. I should probably quit doing that.
I have spend lo these many years working with a rather obscure operating system called (of all things) Theos, which stands not for the greek, "god", but for THE OS.
It is a multi-user, multi-tasking OS and before Windows was even born and Al Gore invented the internet (insert evil grin here) I was using Theos to connect two dumb terminals to a Radio Shack Model II computer. At that time it was called Oasis.)
I use Windows XP Home edition to connect to the forum, but I think many of the members here know more about that OS that I do.