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Do you guys generally buy from if you buy online? I am just trying to look online to get general ideas of prices, idk if I would actually buy online, but I have just been googling the tires, and the biggest I can generally find is 24" or so. I am looking for 33"s but I am unsure of what tire yet. Does anyone have any ideas? I want something that is good in the mud but also something that the tread will last as long as possible.
If I buy the F-150 it has mud swampers (Stock size) and they look cool, but damn they are loud on the pavement. Will all mud tires be like this? Also, if I got 33's I know it depends on what tire, but if you had to guess what would my tire exptancy be? (on street tires I burn out occasionaly, but when I am making my truck a mud truck, I will litterally never burn out or do anything like that on the street)
Any help is appriceated
If I buy the F-150 it has mud swampers (Stock size) and they look cool, but damn they are loud on the pavement. Will all mud tires be like this? Also, if I got 33's I know it depends on what tire, but if you had to guess what would my tire exptancy be? (on street tires I burn out occasionaly, but when I am making my truck a mud truck, I will litterally never burn out or do anything like that on the street)
Any help is appriceated
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i buy m y stuff from either oreillys or autozone. depending on whos cheaper. as for tires, you may want to look into goodyear site, or performance tires. i would search for Mud Bog tires and see if you can find any for your year make and model
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Should I search by the year/truck or should I search by the tire? Because if I'm searching by the truck won't that make it where it looks up stock size? Can't I look up the tire I want with the size I want and then make it fit the truck with a lift or something or another?
