It's about time...
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From: Ventura, CA
socalcrew- Sharp looking truck, but where's my credit for some of those excellent photos I took? 
dcovell- I know socalscrew just left his old tires sitting on the curb when he picked up his new ones- they do look better suited to the truck, both in size and height. I picked up a set of the ProComp Muds, and I plan on selling my upgraded stock AT/S tires that I paid a few extra bucks for (I'm cheap and they only have about 9000 miles on them). A round trip to work is 54 miles, and the Muds are much louder than stock, and louder than the A/Ts, but the look and extra grip off-road is well worth it. Personally, I will get them again, they are not that bad, just a slight hum in the background. To give you an idea, I've got a Gibson exhaust and I can hear the tires hum over its tune on the freeway. When I purchased my truck, I planned on getting some mud & dirt on it and yes, some back country pin striping, so I knew I wanted to try the muds for myself.
I can confirm that these tires fit with no trimming or torsion tweaking required on the stock rims.
dcovell- I know socalscrew just left his old tires sitting on the curb when he picked up his new ones- they do look better suited to the truck, both in size and height. I picked up a set of the ProComp Muds, and I plan on selling my upgraded stock AT/S tires that I paid a few extra bucks for (I'm cheap and they only have about 9000 miles on them). A round trip to work is 54 miles, and the Muds are much louder than stock, and louder than the A/Ts, but the look and extra grip off-road is well worth it. Personally, I will get them again, they are not that bad, just a slight hum in the background. To give you an idea, I've got a Gibson exhaust and I can hear the tires hum over its tune on the freeway. When I purchased my truck, I planned on getting some mud & dirt on it and yes, some back country pin striping, so I knew I wanted to try the muds for myself.
I can confirm that these tires fit with no trimming or torsion tweaking required on the stock rims.
Last edited by SilverSCrew 4X4; Mar 19, 2002 at 01:46 AM.
