10ply or 4 ply
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10ply or 4 ply
I have a price for 265/75/16 Cooper Discoverer A/T 10 plys for $108 each. Question is, I know the 10 plys will ride rougher than the 4's, but do I really need 10's. I wont be doing any serious 4 wheeling. What would y'all recommend. I do mostly highway driving.
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ORDERED 4/16/01 - WOOHOO!!!
2001 F-150 Supercrew XLT 4wd. 5.4V8, 507A, 3.55LS, Captains chairs, bed extender, cab steps, power moonroof, power seat, skid plates, trlr towing, aluminum wheels, AM/FM cass with 6 cd changer.
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ORDERED 4/16/01 - WOOHOO!!!
2001 F-150 Supercrew XLT 4wd. 5.4V8, 507A, 3.55LS, Captains chairs, bed extender, cab steps, power moonroof, power seat, skid plates, trlr towing, aluminum wheels, AM/FM cass with 6 cd changer.
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scooby,
why not go with a 6ply tire. these are much better suited for what you are doing. even if you aren't planning on doing any heavy wheelin, it only takes a little to destroy a 4ply tire. Rich
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-1999 F-150 4X4 XLT SC
-4.6, auto
-3.55LS
-Westin chrome nerf bars
-dual straight pipes
-goodyear mt/r 265/75/16
-hikerdadrich@aol.com
why not go with a 6ply tire. these are much better suited for what you are doing. even if you aren't planning on doing any heavy wheelin, it only takes a little to destroy a 4ply tire. Rich
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-1999 F-150 4X4 XLT SC
-4.6, auto
-3.55LS
-Westin chrome nerf bars
-dual straight pipes
-goodyear mt/r 265/75/16
-hikerdadrich@aol.com