winter tires
New User
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Sudbury, Ontario Canada
I have the 18's and according to a majority of the tires places. They will not have stock on these tires until June 2008. Blizzak is the only one making this size tires.
I am looking for suggestions but the best I can do is to go 17" and put some steel rims on.
I am looking for suggestions but the best I can do is to go 17" and put some steel rims on.
Laughing Gas
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 990
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From: North Pole Alaska
Blizzak doesn't make a load range "E" in 18" or 20" tires
Originally Posted by radar0069
I have the 18's and according to a majority of the tires places. They will not have stock on these tires until June 2008. Blizzak is the only one making this size tires.
I am looking for suggestions but the best I can do is to go 17" and put some steel rims on.
I am looking for suggestions but the best I can do is to go 17" and put some steel rims on.
Posting Guru
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 2,181
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From: Eastern CT.
I have an 06' F-350 w/18" polished Alum. wheels,,I found a set(Ebay) of 17" Alum. wheels that were takeoffs from an 07' F-250, like Brand new, I then purchased a set of 285/70R17 Hankook Dynapro RT03 MT tires that were studable, these tires measure 33" same as the 18" Contis, had them mounted/studded/balanced, fit my truck fine have like 500 miles on them already, the traction is great, Had a bit of snow here on 11/20/07, pulled up out of this driveway,,snow covered, I stopped,,and took right off in 4x2,,now way the Contis would of done that !
New User
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Wisconsin
Check out Cooper Tires. They have a wide selection of tires in 17 and 18 E rated tires and you really can not beat the price and performance. I just installed 4 Cooper Discover ATR and they ran me $219 mounted and balanced for each. They are 60000 mile tire also and i do have the 275/70 18 E rated also and they are great.
