Colorado B.S. Thread

I've always been impressed with Maxxis tires

 

oh god oh fuck

 

I posted that less than 15 seconds ago and you already commented on it

 

Any experience with the Cooper AT3W XLTs? Those look like they might be good for tow duty since they're a little more aggressive than the old man michelins but they are very mild for an AT

 

i happened to just open the page at the right time

 

Fair enough lol

I'm also a Cooper guy, Had 2 set's of the STT Maxx's so far, love them

 

I know @lambo likes those too

 

Yeah the ST Maxx's have been good to me... although I have been eyeing these just because the size is perfect for what I want. I wish there were more 34x10.5ish sized tires available.

 

If you're gonna flex about being a badass....

 

I've run them for a while. Taken me everywhere my MTs did, and much nice on the road and in inclement conditions.

 

Solid, what kind of life do you think you'll see out of them?

 

I don’t. Only heavy truck tire I’ve had are the toyo m55 I have right now. I love them. They are aggressive but they are m/s rated and grip great in the snow. I’m expecting 70k+ out of them because that’s what I always saw on the oil field trucks I used to install them on

 

I'll have to read up on those too.

 

Take off 20s are pretty cheap. I have Factory 20s on my truck and the towing stability is so much better than my 6.0l on 16s

 

FWIW 05-16 Ford factory 20s should have the same offset

 

Alright, I've moved, changed the oil in the truck and now it's a good time to get the transmission flushed and a shift kit installed. @thefatkid or others - have a reputable shop that would do a full flush (not just a pan drain and refill) and install a shift kit into the valve body?

Just the 14-15quarts of ATF is almost $200, so I'm wondering how much a shop would charge for fluid + labor.

 

Finally made it official and moved into the parking lot of the new GF huh