Are Mickey Thompson wheels quality?
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Are Mickey Thompson wheels quality?
I got the DR leveling kit waiting in the garage back in the states. Going to purchase33x12.50x18 toyo open country MT. I need some 18" wheels. Weld is really expensive, I have looked at Helo, but does anyone own some Mickey Thompson Classic II's? Any other suggestions for some 18" wheels on a 2005 V10 supercab long bed 4.30 gears???
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I had MTS's on my truck in the past and they are good tires. Only issue is for everyday highway driving the bias tires have a bit of sway as opposed to the radial's, which by the way they make now. Excellent traction and great looks.
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Originally Posted by PHWLEE
I had MTS's on my truck in the past and they are good tires. Only issue is for everyday highway driving the bias tires have a bit of sway as opposed to the radial's, which by the way they make now. Excellent traction and great looks.
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Had 16x8 M?T classic II on my last truck, 2500 series 89 sub. No problem with wheels, I clear coated them when first installed. But the caps are JUNK, rusted in 6 months BEFORE the winter salt hit. I bought stainless steel ones and it looked great.
Wheels seem strong, have a 3000 lb+ rating and have steel inserts at the lug holes. Best of all, they seem availible at low prices.
Wheels seem strong, have a 3000 lb+ rating and have steel inserts at the lug holes. Best of all, they seem availible at low prices.
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