1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

What size would you buy? I noticed right now Walmart is about $50 less on this brand than anywhere else. I got Discount Tire to match them.

 

Yeah definitely an option.... Those would look beefy on that first gen Tundra with its simple sleek beauty

 

doesn't sound bad at all. At least you know it won't last you a gazillion years like another brand...

definitely will come in handy for you
snow performance was one of the key points when the company independently tested and then designed it

especially -

design also helps in rainy conditions, where the Kumho Road Venture AT51 is above average in its class

 

depends on what wheels i go with. but likely 285/70r17

 

I'll have to add those to the list. Good price too. Right at $137 each in 265-75-16 from DT.

 

the coopers look good on it now.. but they look kinda small on the truck.. need 33s.

 

I drive the cruiser about 15k a year, so if they make it two years for what I'm paying I'll be happy. But I bet with my 5 tire rotation they'll make it even longer.

 

Found it

 

Price em at Wally world and take that to DT, they matched it for me

 

i might beable to get the through Dealer tire... would be easier because then i can just do them at work and deal with my own warranty needs.

 

Still a year out from needing tires, but Ill have to remember that. Thanks

 

There's a thought, can get cost that way

 

The avalon needs tires first though.. and the damn Michelin primacy MXV4 i like are 220 a fucking tire! damnit..

but i like how they perform... 5/32 left on the ones on the car and they do fine.. till theres snow

 

i thought it was one of those cardboard cutouts

 

and a decent alignment - not just some toe n go

 

Only Michelin car tire I've ever used are pilot sports. Never seen any others that were all that compelling for the price

 

ya know... i hate to be that guy... but i love being able to do my own alignments when i want!

 

Daaaaaamn that's a spendy tire but Michelin is tops

 

i havent shopped around too much. but compared to the bridge stones and the continentals i tried on the car. the Michelin have been great for 25k miles... and they were take offs off a new car.

 

Well it's a solid axle, can't really fuck the camber, can't easily adjust caster. It only has toe haha. The front an rear axles are aligned beautifully with each other too.