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From: Charleston AFB, SC
cooper zeon ltz (great quiet, smooth, aggressive A/T, 3ply, CHEAP Price!!!)
goodyear wrangler silent armor (bit rough, low noise, good traction, 10ply, great towing, still kind of cheap for what you get! Better than BFG A/T IMO)
goodyear wrangler silent armor (bit rough, low noise, good traction, 10ply, great towing, still kind of cheap for what you get! Better than BFG A/T IMO)
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From: richmond va
they only make them in 20 inch sizes. the coopers that is
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I have the 305 bfgs and i like them. I have 40k miles on them now and can probably get another 10k easily. My dad has and 2004 supercab with no level and he put the 285 bfgs on it and they look good.
The bfgs are more expensive, but you can't wear them out!
The bfgs are more expensive, but you can't wear them out!
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From: Wylie, TX
I had the Grappler 275/70-18 on my truck a while back. Loved them. I actually like the fact that they are the same width as stock. (better gas mileage, correct width for stock rim) They are taller than stock, and I got 50K miles out of them. I now am on my 2nd set of "wild country xtx" in 275/70-18. My tire guy said they are made by Cooper tire, and I got 55K off my first set.
IMO, 275/70-18's are the way to go with a leveling kit.
IMO, 275/70-18's are the way to go with a leveling kit.