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Originally Posted by deisele75
The tires are 305 65 R17 and the back spacing is 4.74.
I am able to turn lock to lock while articulating without any rubbing.
I am able to turn lock to lock while articulating without any rubbing.
Might be seeing another F150 running around Vegas with your same setup...lol
(actually am kinda looking into the Xtreme ATs instead of the Xterrains now. Gonna make a stop at 4WP tonight and see if they have some I can look at)
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Look at the Mickey Thompson Baja Claw. They have the same tread pattern as the Xterain's but I think they are cheaper.
Haven't seen many trucks with the same setup out here. 6" lift w/35's seems to be the trendy thing to do.
Might be seeing another F150 running around Vegas with your same setup...lol
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[QUOTE=deisele75]Look at the Mickey Thompson Baja Claw. They have the same tread pattern as the Xterain's but I think they are cheaper.
i hear that these tires (MT baja claw)have an aweful life expectancy for anyone who uses them onroad a bunch.....
if you want the pro-coms, get them b4 oct31.... buy 3 get 1 free is a good deal !!!
i hear that these tires (MT baja claw)have an aweful life expectancy for anyone who uses them onroad a bunch.....
if you want the pro-coms, get them b4 oct31.... buy 3 get 1 free is a good deal !!!
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Originally Posted by deisele75
I don't know what you consider awful, but these procomps are only going to get you 35,000-40,000 miles. Which seems kind of crapy to me.
Thank god the're cool.
Thank god the're cool.
my buddy had the baja claw's on his dodge and they wore out faster. He needed new rubbrer after 40,000...BALD at 40,000...
procomp x-terrains are good tires....go for it
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From: Las Vegas
Originally Posted by deisele75
Look at the Mickey Thompson Baja Claw. They have the same tread pattern as the Xterain's but I think they are cheaper.
Haven't seen many trucks with the same setup out here. 6" lift w/35's seems to be the trendy thing to do.
Haven't seen many trucks with the same setup out here. 6" lift w/35's seems to be the trendy thing to do.
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I too am looking at bigger tires. I was thinking the pro comp Extreme All Terrains and the Rancho Quick Lift Shocks for the front. The salesman at 4 Wheel Parts in Char N.C. said 305 would probably be my best bet. I have a King Ranch with 18" wheels and want to keep them. I had Nitto Terra Grapplere on an Excursion and liked them but the Mud Grapplers sound like a 4 ton bumblebee chasin g you down the road. Traded them for BFG All Terr and they were ok. I also have Pro Comp Mud Terrains on my H1 Hummer and they are very quiet for a mud tire.
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From: Las Vegas
Originally Posted by deisele75
It seems like a perfect fit. I would not go bigger. It looks good too.
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