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Toyo Open Country T/A. Same size. Good truck tire with more aggressive tread than stock, but not loud on the road. Load Range E , 12 Ply.
Two stock tires (Load Range C - 4 ply) punctured on a rock/gravel/dirt road. Only had one spare. It was a nightmare as the ice chest was empty while waiting for a tow.
Two stock tires (Load Range C - 4 ply) punctured on a rock/gravel/dirt road. Only had one spare. It was a nightmare as the ice chest was empty while waiting for a tow.
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I got them at Les Schwabb, $1050 +-. They were not exactly the same as the stock. I think they were actually a little less wide.
They look good on the truck too. It's not a A/T, but I'm not a mudder anyway. Plenty aggressive to get you to the camopign spot and let you offroad while there.
They look good on the truck too. It's not a A/T, but I'm not a mudder anyway. Plenty aggressive to get you to the camopign spot and let you offroad while there.
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I've got a 05' 5.4 4x2 screw with 3.55LS. I second the P265/70/R17 Michellin LTX M/S. Replaced the crappy Conti's 255/65/17s with them last week. Love the look. Wanted something a little more than the street look but not too aggressive so as to appear 4x4. Drives and looks like it should. No more steering wheel shimmy I use to get. Installed with the works $747.
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10-19-2005 01:01 PM