What size tires? That low profile looks really looooow . . . . ride quality?

 

Thanks guys. hellomoto: I have my "baby" car...the one I don't let my kids get in. Hence the SUV. I wanted something reliable, but I also had to make it stand out a bit from all the other Durangos. So while I did opt for the Hemi, I didn't go the RT or Citadel route because I wasn't trying to pay much for my "winter/kid hauling" vehicle. But man the more I drive this the more I love it. Really put my Audi to shame.

I had to read the manual on the Audi just to figure out how to turn the heat of the day I bought it. Retarded to the 10th power.

UFOkillerz: Yeah I've read the threads on other forums about people hatin' on HIDs in non projector headlamps. If I was able to find projectors I probably would have done that. But I've already spent on the halo lights so screw it. Projectors or not, people hate me anyway because my SUVs have all sat on 24" wheels, and I have HID in the headlights and foglights (Audi had projectors) but because it sits so high, people are pissed anyway. At least it helps people scoot the hell out of the fast lane.


Orin: Good question. Actually the tire is too thick in my opinion. I had to get a thicker tire when I moved the wheels from the Audi because my previous thinner tires made the truck look goofy so I had to fill the wheel well up a bit more. Trust me...nothing thin about them. But you're also speaking to someone that has 22" wheels on his car and 24" wheels on a truck. So if you're not used to having big wheels, then yes you might find them thin. But I can drive with these rims and tires and not have to dodge pot holes. I treat them like regular wheels and tires. The Audi had thinner tires and again I never worried much about potholes. Now my car, that's another story. At some point I'll look at the tires and tell you what size they are.