Cleaned up with new tires
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Cleaned up with new tires
I took the truck in for new brakes and tires the other day. I ended up needing all new brake pads, they turned all of the rotors, 4 new tires and an alignment.
I decided I was tired of cleaning the white letters so I went with the black-walls instead. I also upgraded to ceramic pads.
After looking at it for a couple of days, I am happy that I opted out of the white letters. I think it is a cleaner look.
The tires are Goodyear Wrangler SR-A. I got them for $110/tire with a $20 rebate.
I have almost 43,000 miles and I still had the factory pads and tires. I was happy to get that many miles out of them. I had to replace the factory tires on my '98 at around 41,000 miles.
I decided I was tired of cleaning the white letters so I went with the black-walls instead. I also upgraded to ceramic pads.
After looking at it for a couple of days, I am happy that I opted out of the white letters. I think it is a cleaner look.
The tires are Goodyear Wrangler SR-A. I got them for $110/tire with a $20 rebate.
I have almost 43,000 miles and I still had the factory pads and tires. I was happy to get that many miles out of them. I had to replace the factory tires on my '98 at around 41,000 miles.
Last edited by BlueFlareside; Oct 19, 2008 at 05:05 PM.
I dont think my stockers lasted me to 30k, they could have if it werent for something like 15-20 nails between all 4 of them... 