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I have both. The 4R OR rims have my Duratracs on them. Just happen to not have on the rig right now. No sense in chewing them up on the highway. The Duelers are a much better road tire.

 

The Duellers look like they go easy on the fuel economy.

 

How do you Stuff a Brisket?

Just make sure you never ask 'em about the seals.

 

Seals? What seals? What are you talking about?!?

 

I don't really know. They're a step up in size...265/70 vs 265/65 stock. Hadn't really noticed much difference in the MPG. Speedo is a bit more accurate with them as Toyotas tend to be off 2-3%. The extra rolling diameter basically fixes that.

 

My 265/70/16 Firestone A/T:


Current 265/75/16 BFGoodrich KO2:


They're also a size up from the stock tires, and I'm happy with them. I do feel like my fuel economy went down slightly, but my odometer is a bit more accurate as well.

 

I might have the Good Year Duratrac, or the TOYO M/T as my next set.

 

Do you plan on lifting your truck?

 

But mine are 17s. So add some rolling diameter in my case.

 

Yes sir, eventually. For now, I'll just level. @ChadsPride gave me his old 3rd Gen coils. Those coils will give a 2nd gen 1" of lift, plus another 1" strut spacer should level me out. Sometime in the future, I'll have the Bilstein 5100 paired with OME coils in the front along with LR UCA's, and a 1" aal in the rear.

 

Right on!

 

I'm building on a budget. Have enough money for the 5100 set, and OME coils. Need more for the AAL, and eventually the UCA's.

 

Random dusk photo before going into the garage.

I might hold the record for the brightest Raptor lights.

 

You inject it with pure apple juice and stuff.

 

Slap on a red ball to the front, and some reindeer antlers to get into the Christmas spirit.

 

No rush is the best...more time to source things out and find deals.

 

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I believe 265/75/16 are the same diameter as 265/70/17.