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Originally Posted by Bartak1
Nice. Exact same wheel/tire combo I was going to go with, at the last minute I went with 18s though. They have been sittin in my shop for a few weeks, waiting for tires and the AS to go on.
It really looks nice with the 17s though....
It really looks nice with the 17s though....
I debated the 18s for a few days. The deciding factor was tire replacement costs.
After having them on a few weeks, gas mileage hasn't been hurt that bad but i do need fender flares. Mud/water is thrown up the side of truck and covers the driver/passenger windows.
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03-01-2008, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ssurfer321
Thanx for the complements guys.
I debated the 18s for a few days. The deciding factor was tire replacement costs.
After having them on a few weeks, gas mileage hasn't been hurt that bad but i do need fender flares. Mud/water is thrown up the side of truck and covers the driver/passenger windows.
I debated the 18s for a few days. The deciding factor was tire replacement costs.
After having them on a few weeks, gas mileage hasn't been hurt that bad but i do need fender flares. Mud/water is thrown up the side of truck and covers the driver/passenger windows.
I hear ya man! I need some flares too now that I just put these 33x12.50's on. It's hard to keep the truck clean from what all the tires throw up on it.