New pictures with the Duratrac tires on.
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JoSHN...
Good looking truck...I have an '06 F-150XLT Scab, 5.4L V8, Longbed w/ 4.10LS and want to upgrade my wheels. Ya think you could fit 35" tires without rubbing in 2.5" leveling kit? Also is the 1" rear necessary? How much was the leveling kit and tires if ya don't mind me asking? Ya like Rough Country kit? Hard to install?
Good looking truck...I have an '06 F-150XLT Scab, 5.4L V8, Longbed w/ 4.10LS and want to upgrade my wheels. Ya think you could fit 35" tires without rubbing in 2.5" leveling kit? Also is the 1" rear necessary? How much was the leveling kit and tires if ya don't mind me asking? Ya like Rough Country kit? Hard to install?
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I've been meaning to update my sig... I never actually put in the 1" block for the rear.
Just to get the blocks for the front would be easily under $100. And the install was very easy. Did it by myself in under 4 hours. Thats including breaks for beer.
And the kit claims that it was designed around 35x12.50 on stock rims without rubbing.
Just to get the blocks for the front would be easily under $100. And the install was very easy. Did it by myself in under 4 hours. Thats including breaks for beer.
And the kit claims that it was designed around 35x12.50 on stock rims without rubbing.
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Well, to anyone questioning these tires, They are still on, have about 40-50% tread left, and are still working wonderfully.
This is the longest set of tires I have ever had on any truck now. When I do need to replace these tires, I will be buying them again.
And after almost 2 years and 70,000kms+ of harsh driving, they are still quiet on the highway.
This is the longest set of tires I have ever had on any truck now. When I do need to replace these tires, I will be buying them again.
And after almost 2 years and 70,000kms+ of harsh driving, they are still quiet on the highway.