33x10.5 or 33x12.5
I need new tires and thinking about downgrading to 15" wheels. What do you guys think would be better 10.5 or 12.5 wide? Is 10.5 to narrow or do they still look good. Don't do a lot of wheeling just want a nice look.
id say 12.5 bigger is always better, but if u dont do alot of wheeling the 10.5s will handle better and still look good, this is a good place to get tires https://www.treadwright.com/ ive had my ground hawgs on 2 trucks they are good imo
yea mine balanced good, i asked for all bridgestone side walls and thats what i got, they have a little bit of road noise but i didnt mind, if the recap comes off i think u send them a pic and they send you a new tire, they do amazing on ice
Yea, I'm not worried about little road noise. I'm just tryin to figure out what I want. Kind of want new wheels and tires, jus trying to figure out the cheapest route. I know they don't make treadwrights in 33s anymore so I'd have to stay with 16 if I went that route.
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after i sold my truck with my tw's on it i found a guy that had some 285 hankook dynapros online for 450 new so i jumped on that and got the cheapest wagon wheels for my 99 dodge miss my tw's
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after i sold my truck with my tw's on it i found a guy that had some 285 hankook dynapros online for 450 new so i jumped on that and got the cheapest wagon wheels for my 99 dodge miss my tw's
I am looking for the Ground Hawg tires on Treadwrights web site, and I can't find them. Gota link or did you post the wrong name. These are what a Ground Hawg tire looks like, http://www.mud-tires-direct.com/GroundHawg.aspx
Last edited by merc225hp; Feb 10, 2012 at 03:44 PM.






