Stockish size tire suggestions.... 20"
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Stockish size tire suggestions.... 20"
I've been looking on ebay mostly for good replacement tires for my 20's. My stock gy's are no good and at least one is pretty wickedly out of balance. They were pretty pathetic even in 3wd in snow.
I need a good all season tire for the moderate snow we get here as well as something that wont get me stuck in a grassy/light mud slick. I'd like to keep the cost under $600 for the set if possible and in the stockish size to preserve (or improve mpg). I see Cooper Discoverer HT's on ebay pretty cheap. Pirelli Scorpion ATR's??
Let me know what you guys think
I need a good all season tire for the moderate snow we get here as well as something that wont get me stuck in a grassy/light mud slick. I'd like to keep the cost under $600 for the set if possible and in the stockish size to preserve (or improve mpg). I see Cooper Discoverer HT's on ebay pretty cheap. Pirelli Scorpion ATR's??
Let me know what you guys think
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RE: Stockish size tire suggestions.... 20"
On my truck I had stock 17's, but I had an upgrade on wheels and tires. Anyways I ended up getting a 20 in. rim with a Cooper LTZ tire. The tires are [retty rugged and take alot of punishment. The tire that I have 275-60-20 fits the stock 20 rim on a Dodge truck, I know cause a cousin of mine wanted to trade tires(*******). I recently bought them at Discount Tire. That is where I get all my tires and wheels. I did get an awesome price because they ****edme over on another set of tires and wheels but that is another story. Look at the pics inmy galley and tell me what you think.
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RE: Stockish size tire suggestions.... 20"
Toyo A/T's and Mickey Thompson ATZ's both have a solid reputation for handling and snow/mud/trail prowess. They both also wear about as well as any A/T made, but to get a premium tire like those that can get 60k+ miles of life is gonna run you more than your budget...
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RE: Stockish size tire suggestions.... 20"
hey,,
I put these bad boys on... The mud doesn't even wanna disgrace your tire when you have these on....it scares mud an snow away...
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I put these bad boys on... The mud doesn't even wanna disgrace your tire when you have these on....it scares mud an snow away...
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RE: Stockish size tire suggestions.... 20"
well 33" will fit under a stock ram....I really like the sand nittos and the all terrain nittos but you could go crazy and get the mud terrain
here are the mudd terrain, all terrain, and sand tires from nitto these are the 33" ones too......
[IMG]local://upfiles/81798/80CA03755C194D02BA1ECC5DFC470D97.jpg[/IMG] all terrain
[IMG]local://upfiles/81798/444EB6BC1E6F41E6940B92DCD074133B.jpg[/IMG] mudd terrain
[IMG]local://upfiles/81798/AFF845393F154D768BBA2CE4610144E3.jpg[/IMG] sand terrain (which they say is also a very good all terrain with less noise and the tread patter is rediculously sweet as sex)
here are the mudd terrain, all terrain, and sand tires from nitto these are the 33" ones too......
[IMG]local://upfiles/81798/80CA03755C194D02BA1ECC5DFC470D97.jpg[/IMG] all terrain
[IMG]local://upfiles/81798/444EB6BC1E6F41E6940B92DCD074133B.jpg[/IMG] mudd terrain
[IMG]local://upfiles/81798/AFF845393F154D768BBA2CE4610144E3.jpg[/IMG] sand terrain (which they say is also a very good all terrain with less noise and the tread patter is rediculously sweet as sex)