tire choice
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tire choice
howdy howdy. i'm looking at a new (to me) truck, but it has bald tires on it. i went to tyres1.com, and discovered muddn tires appear to be either nylon cord or radial. which is better for most road drving with occasional (hopefully often) off-road use (mud)? i want an aggressive tread pattern, but nothing too $$$ like mickey's....any suggestions?
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Well what I got is working great they are pro comp mudders, they have one hell of an aggresive off raod look and work great in all off road conditions, they also work great on the roads, they make some niose but you can barely hear it inside the cab, that is with the windows rolled up. but they are a great chioce for me and I would suggest takein a look at these, if not get some bfgoodrich allterrains, they are great I had them beofre and I never once got stuck, NOT ONCE, i went threw all kinds of hell to, well hope I could help
1991 f-150 4x4 302
hooker headers, straght pipes
33 procomp mudders
3 " body lift
over 235hp and 340 plus ft lbs
enough to drag a scottsdale and flip it end over end!! did the same to a chevy celebrity, haha FORD BEATS THE BOW TIE EVERYTIME
1991 f-150 4x4 302
hooker headers, straght pipes
33 procomp mudders
3 " body lift
over 235hp and 340 plus ft lbs
enough to drag a scottsdale and flip it end over end!! did the same to a chevy celebrity, haha FORD BEATS THE BOW TIE EVERYTIME
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Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Raleigh, NC
tire choice
tyres really only carries the aggresive tires, bfg mud terrains are really good, on of my friends has had his for a long time and they still have a lot of tread on them, i dont know what all you want to do but all terrains might the choice for you. at tyres the bfg all terains are under the speacials section.
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