Colorado B.S. Thread

What load range do you run

 

https://www.treadwright.com/p-74-285-75r16-guard-dog-m-t-e.aspx

I have this tread I will have to look at what load range I have on the paper work. I'm off in 40min then I'll look

 

Sweet thanks

 

Yeah I would get them, plenty of people love them. But it seems kinda risky

 

My side walls are the mtr's how is that a cheap Side wall?? I think your a little high.

 

Yeah the price is well worth it and they wheel great. I'm deff getting these in the 35's.

 

There warranty is great. The guy i bought the runner from Could not balance one they sent another and let him keep the 5th for a spare.

 

Yeah they sound like a good idea more and more cause you can pretty much buy 2 sets of these for 1 new set

 

Thought I had a pic on here, but i guess not. Sorry.
Short of new UCA's you won't get a perfect alignment, but I haven't had any problems yet.

 

The guy bought them on line but gave me all the paper work.

 

Depending on needs, but either way I'd go Toyo.

My next set will be Toyo M/T's.
Currently running the Toyo A/T's, which have been great tires with plenty of tread left after 30k+ miles on them. Will probably last me another 20k - 30k miles.

A friend of mine has the toyo m/t's on his tahoe and has over 50k miles on his.

 

That's good info... Don't really see Toyos around very much

 

I think about 15k on them. They will get the job done. Slee Offroad is located in Golden on highway 93.

Interesting.

 

cheaper organizer....cut up some cardboard, paint it black and BAM!

 

You don't see a lot of them probably because of the price tag that comes with them. I feel they are worth the money. To each his own.

 

except for the side walls on the 17" sizes

16" wheels you can get E ratings, but the 17" are "D" ratings and are fairly soft and if you wheel them they will show some nasty signs of use...take a look at my tires if you have any questions...i have the 285/70/17