tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5

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Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5 [Re: Ranchero] #720544 05/03/06 02:50 AM

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I run the 33x9.50 All Terrain and they have been great off road (mainly sand & snow, some rock & mud). They leave more room in the wheel wells for chains and fit the stock wheels real well. However on the highway I think they feel less planted when cornering than my prior 10.50's.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	Ranchero	05/02/06 07:01 PM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	4Crawler	05/02/06 07:28 PM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	SALMONHEAD	05/03/06 02:50 AM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	jcssurf	05/03/06 04:08 PM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	SALMONHEAD	05/03/06 04:54 PM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	4Crawler	05/03/06 05:15 PM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	Ranchero	05/03/06 06:43 PM
Re: tires: 33x9.5 vs 33x10.5	eightyeight	05/03/06 11:17 PM

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