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I agree...those look like 50% life, if that...

A set of four like that would probably be worth around $350 IMO.

Matt

 

RocktheRed: Are you still only running the 2.5" lift?

If so, You may not want the 295's as they will bind up pretty good

 

The 295/75 is a 33.5" tire where the 285/75 is a 32 3/4"ish. It makes a difference

 

so meet first week of November at hooters in Chantilly at 6?

 

Just barely making it into the parking decks. Not sure if I can get the next 1.5 inches to the lift.

 

I'd be down. Is your truck fixed yet?

 

Anyone interested in giving me a hand installing my OME kit? Nervous about install and would love to have some experienced help!

 

No I'm doin the ls swap an have a ton of fabrication to do an not enough money an i just moved jobs an don't have access to a welder anymore so ya it's gonna be a while

 

I'll do it for you. Don't need help either lol. I've installed 5 or so for people here on TW an many more from people I know. Hit me up 7036063943

 

I can at least buy you some good beer!

 

Either DOUBLLD or Laichaboss - I'm going to be ordering some new tires probably around the beginning of the month and am going to need one of you to mount them for me btw.

Still torn between General Grabber AT2, Hankook DynaPro ATM, and Nitto Terra Grappler. I'm thinking the General's because they have the best mileage warranty and aren't horribly expensive, but I haven't committed yet.

 

I am on my 2nd set of General AT2's. One on a 2005 Tahoe and now the Taco. I love them. I like them better than the Nitto Terra Grapplers I had.

 

Cool, yea they're at the top of my list, followed by the Hankook. The nitto's have good review overall but it seems like they're hit or miss. They're the most expensive of the three too lol

 

I got my AT2's at Tire Pros for $815 with warranty and all. 265/75/16. They ride great and aren't loud. E-rated too!

 

That's not bad. P rated at tirerack are I think $680 shipped and LT's are somewhere close to $850 or something. I don't legit wheel, just offroad on construction sites and stuff, so I think I could get away with P rated. I'll be going through a set every year and a half or so, so if I change my mind the next time around I can get some LTs.

 

Matt, think about nails, shale, pot holes....thats why i went with E rated. I killed my P rated 2 ply firestone destination ATs on a pot hole.

Also, if you buy from tirerack or discount tire direct...buy a warranty on your tires every time. Sometimes they sell tires that have been sitting for a while and won't balance right

 

This is true. Although I do have a nice screw through one of my tires right now.. haha it hasn't lost any air so I'm afraid to take it out. I feel like LT's wouldnt be bad (especially being on construction sites) but a lot of the time they may be a little overkill.

I guess i'll figure it out. lol

 

Skygear had some 1.25", but I'm not sure if he sold them yet.

Matt

 

I'm down for Hooters (or where ever). Danny, you're not at that place in Sterling anymore?

 

No I'm across the street at perfection automotive same court an everything.