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What's your fave tire and why? #775163 12/26/06 02:19 AM
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Getting the Wheeling Fever
For me it would be the Michelin LTX/MS. It does not look rugged at all, but it has great traction in anything but mud. I never go in mud so it's perfect for me. It is incredibly smooth and quiet riding, tracks very well, and has low rolling resistance. Also, it is notorious for wearing very long. I am not too worried about durability because it is still LT rated and in the 31 or 32 inch sizes it's got a plenty high load rating for my light weight regular cab.


1989 reg cab pickup, 22re, 31s, 4.56s, rear ARB, rear OME springs, RS9000s, otherwise stock.

Re: What's your fave tire and why? [Re: btn] #775164 12/26/06 02:52 AM
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235 75 15 m&s co-op tire agressive enough to get the job done.I think the big tires handle terrible on small truck.these replaced a set of 31s.got back my gas milage ,handling and havent noticed any trouble off the rd.This is a dd ,I might want something else for a serious trail rig.75 bucks a piece


oh what a feeling:
#1 86 xtra cab 22R,EB 261 cam ,Hooker header,2" ex with cherry bomb, Aussie powered
#2 86 sr5 4x4 efi parts truck
#3 87 2wd parts truck
84 supra yard art
Re: What's your fave tire and why? [Re: cktoy] #775165 12/26/06 03:39 AM
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235 75 15 m&s co-op tire agressive enough to get the job done.I think the big tires handle terrible on small truck.these replaced a set of 31s.got back my gas milage ,handling and havent noticed any trouble off the rd.This is a dd ,I might want something else for a serious trail rig.75 bucks a piece


That's what I like about my Michelins. You can go 31 or 32 inchs but they don't "feel" that big at all. They have excellent rolling resistance. I have regeard to 4.56 and my mileage has stayed exactly the same as with p225s and 4.10s. I tried the BFG TAs years ago in a p235 and hated how rough and crude they felt.


1989 reg cab pickup, 22re, 31s, 4.56s, rear ARB, rear OME springs, RS9000s, otherwise stock.


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