1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I asked my wallet and it said no

 

Cheeeeeap though

 

You need to stop asking the debit and start demanding of the credit haha

 

Beyond cheap for MTs, even if they do run super small

 

After September I am done buying anything for a long, long while. The sewer, driveway, and a medical bill cost me all of my 4x4 part and fun budget for the next year and some

 

I’m hoping they stay that way, they’re on the list of things to consider

 

That’s fair

 

Sell your body or soul, 4x4 parts are both more useful than either of those.

 

I doubt either of those will get me the 10k back

 

Maxxis are cheap too still. I dunno, tires are a once every two year schedule for how often I drive between the two vehicles. Now if only I could get the two staggered instead of on the same year haha

 

All depends, I'd imagine holes pay well no matter who you are.

 

6 tire rotation time

 

Holes not soles?

 

I have six for the Taco, damn 35s are heavy tho and I'm not even sure why I have the 6th.

 

Grooving practice

 

Nah, I'm not really that kind of person, when they're done, they're done. The price isn't that bad for new ones that I'm willing to hot saw a necro life into them.

 

I get that, kinda happy to be back to one vehicle for maintenance reasons. Got two new sets between them too so I’m good there. I don’t think I’ve ever looked at maxxis

 

Fair


I only put a couple K on the taco a year at city speeds so I'm not pressed to stretch these a bit. I just looked and it'll be due for an annual oil change with less than 3k mi on it.

 

Maxxis Razor MT would be my pick for a street friendly wheeling tire.


Trepadors on the Tacoma, they are awesome off-road but wear out quick. Creepy Crawlers on the truggy, they are stickies and magic off road but wear like erasers on the road.


The Maxxis Razor have a similar pattern to the Creepies but with a harder compound for street use.

 

Yea I'm thinking about getting rid of my 16" rims so I can get some C sidewalls but idk I like the E walls for there durability.