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OK i'll go try it againDark Eternal said:heh that aint close to rolling.
michelblings are the only tires i buy. the LTX A/Ts are nice, great in the snow and they'll last forever, but dry traction (esp. in the rear) is less than desireable because they're so narrow, but much better than the P-rated goodyears that came with the truck. first mod i did was get rid of them.00Silverado said:Nice tires... LTX A/T's:head:
I just wish they made them in a 285/75... I have the 265's on my truck and the 245's on our suburban. They do alright in light mud too. Plus I actually feel safe on the road when its raining, unlike my piece of shit firestoneshovisimo said:OK i'll go try it again
michelblings are the only tires i buy. the LTX A/Ts are nice, great in the snow and they'll last forever, but dry traction (esp. in the rear) is less than desireable because they're so narrow, but much better than the P-rated goodyears that came with the truck. first mod i did was get rid of them.
yeah 285s would be nice. i'd go with BFG if i needed a 285 all terrain, they're made by michelin.00Silverado said:I just wish they made them in a 285/75... I have the 265's on my truck and the 245's on our suburban. They do alright in light mud too. Plus I actually feel safe on the road when its raining, unlike my piece of shit firestones![]()
hmm learn something new every dayhovisimo said:yeah 285s would be nice. i'd go with BFG if i needed a 285 all terrain, they're made by michelin.
No wonder I like my tires so muchhovisimo said:yeah 285s would be nice. i'd go with BFG if i needed a 285 all terrain, they're made by michelin.
Yeah, I nearly got the 285 BFG AT, but I didnt have the cash for a programmer at the time, so I didnthovisimo said:yeah 285s would be nice. i'd go with BFG if i needed a 285 all terrain, they're made by michelin.
Yep, BFGoodrich tires are a wholly owned subsidiary of Michelin.dkj1028 said:hmm learn something new every day