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New tires

jdn112011

jdn112011

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No more aggressive than a dura grappler in my opinion so take your pick
 
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TJZ2016LMTDECO

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BoostN said:
My only concern with them are if they look "agressive enough" on a lifted truck.
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BoostN....have them on my 2500 w/leveling kit, look great IMO.
 
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TJZ2016LMTDECO

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BoostN said:
That's a better angle. They look good!
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Thanks, I think so also and the G2 version of these have a 50,000 mile tread warrant. The G2 version will be going on mine as soon as I can get it lifted.
 
jdn112011

jdn112011

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There's a guy I work with went to a 305/55/20. Ridiculous imo. Wide and low I can't imagine how bad they must rub
 
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Hoping to go with either a LT325/65R18 or LT325/60R20, haven't made up my mind yet. Leaning toward an 18" setup, tires and wheels are cheaper.
 
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