Tire pictures (I'm a visual)

Yeah, thanks, I know how to do it, but there is some glitch on my PC at work (where I was posting from). When I embed the link, the actual picture pops up, not the link. That picture apparently then makes the computer go apeshit, because it essentially "freezes" the window and I cannot scroll up or down or left to right to move the cursor within the "reply widow" to add more images, or even more words.

At home, my laptop posts the image link as a link, and it doesn't display the picture until I hit submit, so I can post multiple images in one post.

The settings are the same so dunno what the deal is.

 

There is at least one monster thread with "show us your non lifted trucks with 265 / 75 16 tires".....

 

Stock size Fierce MT mounted on KMC Enduros. No lift.







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How do you like those? I have been seeing them a lot lately and have heard mostly good things about them.

 

When you say stock size...what size is that? There are a few different ones listed.

 

The Off Road TRD Tacoma 'stock' size is 265/70-16

 

255/85/16 - true 33" Mudder, BFG KMT2's

 

Did they fit stock on your Baja, or did you have do a little work?

 

they fit stock - The rub my fender liner *BUT* they didn't do that until I installed the bumper and the fender liner is bent oddly. I have stuffed them pretty good into the fender and they seem to clear everything but I am still running a sway bar and such but they most definitely DO clear my fenders.

 

I love them. They have about 30k miles on them and you can hardly tell any wear at all which is surprising considering they are MT. I will warn you they howl loudly at 45 - 50 MPH though.

http://youtu.be/kGa3AVRE87c




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These are the P245 version, not the LT. They ride a little smoother than the LTs and get better gas mileage.

These aren't that agressive looking of a tire, but man, they are a great all-season tire. I had stock Dunlop Grandtrecks on this thing, and these tires ride almost as smooth as those. Yet they will be better in the winter and last three times as long.

My dad has a set on his Trailblazer, and they are really great in the winter. A lot of people around here run studs in the winter, and I'm thinking these AT2s will do great.

The look tends to grow on you, they are subtle yet agressive

 

This was just before the lift with 265/75/16. Didn't have any rubbing.

 

TRD SEMA Wheels with 265/70/17 Duratracs. No lift.