Orange County CAF's: up to no good

yeah my bud told me about it. Fairly new. I haven't been yet. If you go tell me how it is.

 

Sidewall is probably nice to have since I won't be doing a lot of LT stuff. Obviously most of my driving is going to be city/highway but probably 2-3 times per month wheeling so I'd like something that'll hold up on those trips

 

Will do. Strangely they operate on the "honor system" you have this electronic bracelet and just swipe it for games and beer until the cap. Then you go up and pay it when you're done. No coins at all. Hopefully Mike and I can make it up there soon

 

That's cool. There is a similar place in Portland that I have been to. Very fun

 

Hopefully this makes sense and isn't a newb question..But i need new tires and want to get some 285's maybe? (Not sure yet) id like to keep my stock wheels for now, and get new ones later, then just putting the tires onto the new wheels. so my question is..would I have any issue doing so? Or would I be better off getting the new tires and wheels together?

 

It's fine keeping the stock wheels, unless you want to go up/down a size? not sure if you're 16" or 17" but that would really be the only factor. I've never changed just the tires before but it shouldn't be an issue. That's what I plan on doing for mine.

 

I'm disgraced that you benched my boy Stafford!! I almost hope big Ben blows it for you, except that I need him to throw some bombs to Brown haha.

 

Never count Stafford out! He's an animal! Just look at that 4th quarter push with, what was it, like 45 seconds on the clock? I'm considering trading Eli for Stafford in my league. My Lions might not be great, but Stafford usually is pretty good fantasy wise.

 

If you're keeping the stock wheels you'll need wheel spacers to move the tire away from rubbing on your UCA. With aftermarket wheels shoot for 4.5" of back spacing and that'll alleviate the rubbing issue on your suspension.

LT stands for Light Truck. It's when you can get a C, D or E load rating. It makes for more steel plys to the tire which will make it heavier and stiffer but stronger.

 

I sent you a PM. I apparently need lots of help picking out a new tire lol.

 

Lol yeah, any of that info would be greatly appreciate since I plan on keeping my stock wheels, but getting new bigger tires

 

If you want to keep the stock wheels 285's will rub the UCA without wheel spacers. You can fit a 265/75-16 without modification.

 

Picked these up today for 50 bucks. Couldnt believe they were on CL for so long. Anyhow, the guy swore on this tire. He said it's a brand he uses for mountain bike tires buy stumbled on them for trucks and loves them.


Also, (Mike) @eccracer104 will put you on the right path for tires. Good luck, man.

 

Just out new 33"s on my Tacoma. Terra grappler g2!

 

They look like toyos

 

Thats why I got them, 150 per tire and the guy came to my house put them on for me. Not a bad gig

 

Not at all!

 

yooo who'd you get these from? I could go for something similar, maybe just a bit smaller. Espcially for 150/tire

 

Are they P rated?