Florida B.S. Thread

Anyone have a good adhesive? I need to get my grill from 2 pieces to one lol.

 

Also anyone running duratracs locally?

 

I used m3 window weld. It worked but now it is just like hot gum.

 

15000?


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i wouldn't.....it's geared towards snow with a thin sidewall. i researched them a little earlier in the week becasue it seemed that most that have it are buying it uneducated, just because they see others with it.

seems like the typical quote from people on here is "i just got mine, love them so far", meaning they probably haven't had them long enough to know much

 

How about dis?

 

This x100.

Mike, just think about the extra $15-20 you have to come out of pocket up front per tire, is going to be spread out 3-4 years of the tires life. Just get a proven tire, BFG has an awesome warranty as well. The best of any manufacturer.

 

Mike, it rained a very lil bit earlier today but I ran down the main road a few minutes ago and it looks like they are doing maintenance finally. The washboard roads sucked!!!

 

yes

 

Yeah I just see alot of people are running them... eh I'm looking at the mtr with kevlar, km2, or cooper stt. I like the mickey tires too. Just such a hard choice. When I get paint I'm ordering my dsm uca's then the ome will be soon after. I got the lift outa the way. Just stuck on rims and tires. My rims are pretty rough. Paint rubbed off centercaps damaged and other shit from offroading (the few times Ive been) So what do you guys think about bedlining wheels? Just thinking to prevent... Idk.

 

If I could do tires again, I would get the Cooper STT's

 

Your opinion is completely invalid and based on no amount of actual research or experience.

 

I like how the km2s look and the mtr with kevlar are on my step dads jeep they are pretty boss. The coopers I saw on paul the photographers fj and they seemed good. Seems like any of these would be a good choice. Fink showed how good they throw.

 

I bedlined my Titan wheels, actually I think I was the first person to do it on this site. They have been like that for a while and are holding up fine. Except in the lug holes because I don't have a thin wall socket. I prepped them pretty well though.

With that being said, if I could do it all over again, I would have just used my stock wheels and gotten tires. It would have saved me a little money.

I'm not really too concerned with scratches/dents (obviously), but if I were, I would just stick with the stockers. They look good and they're free.

 

Do you want looks or function?

 

Thanks for being an ass
But, did anywhere in my post say anything about how good the tires where or anything of that matter? No, I just said I would get them because I like them so

 

I know budday, just messing with you. But seriously, Coopers suck.

 

Really? I thought Cooper was like one of the best. I know they are $$$

Since we're on tires, what do you think about the Hankook Dynapro ATM?

 

wheels may be the most overrated accessory on a truck (until you get to a very high level of offroading).

bedline them
after seeing how tim's wheels turned out, i bedlined the wheels for my trailer (holding up great), and i'm about to do it to the truck's wheels. i have some major scratches out of mine, paint missing, just a mess in general. but if you wheel, your wheels will get messed up. so why get new ones?

lawlz!

 

Well I want a tire that looks good... and performs. Seeing as I'll be looking at them everyday... not offroading everyday. I know the mtr/kevlar perform as do the km2's. And have seen the coopers in action. So I think they are all good but leaning towards the mtr or km2's just cant make my mind up. Or if I even need a m/t. I offroad maybe once a month so maybe a a/t would be better. There are just so many tires it makes the choice harder.