Tires
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Originally Posted by preppypyro
The most common size of 15 inch tire, and I dont have any of those left. Well I do have a few but they arent really the greatest.
Morris I have a set of 265/75/16's left, no 245's left.
Morris I have a set of 265/75/16's left, no 245's left.
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From: Delisle/Vanscoy, Sk.
My Wranglers on my truck are not doing so well. I sit and spin in the soft snow of 4 to 6 inches. There is lots of tread on the tires and those tires have always been good tires for winter driving. I don't know why they just do not stopp the wheels from spinning. I might have to invest for more snow and ice tires for my truck for winter driving. No funds this year.
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I even had an entertaiment unit and bed matress and couch on the back and the truck still had trouble walking through the snow. The tires are far from being worn out. That should of been more than enough in weight.