winter driving
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winter driving
ok after i get my lift and tires....if i ever get around to it...lol...what should i do about the lovely winters here in ohio...does anyone actually run there chrome wheels 365 days a year or do you have a seperate set of tires and wheels for winter...o yeah is the black chrome more durable than regular chrome?
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Out here in Colorado they like to throw down all kinds of Potassium Chloride - horrible for chrome. So I have a set of pop-and-drops for every vehicle we own that has summer chrome. Not sure about the black chrome - haven't ever tried them, but aluminum even holds up better in the winter here if they're clear-coated (which most factory alums are).
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Originally Posted by CounterMaker
ok after i get my lift and tires....if i ever get around to it...lol...what should i do about the lovely winters here in ohio...does anyone actually run there chrome wheels 365 days a year or do you have a seperate set of tires and wheels for winter...o yeah is the black chrome more durable than regular chrome?
i run mine 365days a year. still haven't seen rain (i live in so cal).J/K!!! Just want to rub it in a little.
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Originally Posted by 04F-250 stroked
i run mine 365days a year. still haven't seen rain (i live in so cal).J/K!!! Just want to rub it in a little.
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well if i decide to just get a set of 35's for my factory 17" wheels...what size should i get...right now they are 265-70-17 (factory) im really confused on the difference between the numbers...one is metric and the other isnt...i bought 35x12.50x17 and my factory is 265-70-17...should i just get 315-70-7?
