Got the 35s on
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Bah! 
I do like the low center of gravity, smallest lift that fits the tire, but to each their own.
I do like the low center of gravity, smallest lift that fits the tire, but to each their own.
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I agree the right lift for the tire these big trucks aint goin in the mud pit any how
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Yeah, and it's the tire, not the lift that raises the differentials high enough not to dig in when the ruts are deep, at least around here. A truck on 35s with no lift is going the same place a truck with 35s and 4 - 6 inches of lift goes...well, most of the time (I know, I know, the bumper might be pushing snow, you might high-center and lift increases approach, breakover and departure angles...I know already 
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I like my copper STs too I use them for snow tires. my plow buddys saw how good they worked for me. 2 of them went out and bought them too
