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I used my last truck to very quickly yank a city street parking sign with footing out of my front yard, a little too nervous and the damn thing shot out into the middle of the street.
My neighbor came over a little later and said "way to keep a low profile"
P.S. Tires look great and I think this is the way I am going. Thanks for the post
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From: Oaks,PA
Tires look good, buddy! Are you telling me that tirerack had a better price than Creamery? I find that hard to believe. They're the only place I deal with anymore. Rich is top-notch over there! OBTW hows the Bio factory coming along? I'll soon need some home heating oil 
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Eastern PA
Just an update, 35k miles later. Tires are still awesome after all the abuse I put on them. Hard stops, 88mph, high speed turns, off road, heavy towing, running over curbs and lesser vehicles, the works. At 70lb of pressure and regular rotation, I could not ask for a better tire.
That's why when I picked up a piece of half inch all thread in one, I'm replacing it with the same. I should replace all 4, I know, but the tread on the rest is still fairly healthy. $197 at tire rack and $24 shipping each, can't beat it.
That's why when I picked up a piece of half inch all thread in one, I'm replacing it with the same. I should replace all 4, I know, but the tread on the rest is still fairly healthy. $197 at tire rack and $24 shipping each, can't beat it.
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