Got some tires priced out
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yeah i thought it seems like a fair price, and since my dad worked for them in the 80's when they were trying to get their business going, he would probably give me a small discount, and since my money is a little tight and my mom loves me, she said she will help me out, so hopefully i can get new wheels at the same time. i just have to wait for the RT/S's to wear out.
here is a pic of the wheels i plan on getting. give me suggestions of wheels that would also look good on my truck.
here's a pic of my truck-
(i wish i didnt have my canopy on, it looks so much better naked)
and the pro comp series 51 in 15x8 with 3.75" BS
here is a pic of the wheels i plan on getting. give me suggestions of wheels that would also look good on my truck.
here's a pic of my truck-
(i wish i didnt have my canopy on, it looks so much better naked)
and the pro comp series 51 in 15x8 with 3.75" BS
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I would suggest against those wheels. I have a similar style and mine are all bent up to the point they can't be balanced properly which gives some good steering wheel shimmy at speeds. Look into some aluminum wheels, may be a little more pricey, but they are better wheels (not to mention lighter). Love those tires though! what size are you currently running?
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thats good becaus ei want the sidebiters, i love them to death
did you like your stt's? i have heard nothing but good about them
did you like your stt's? i have heard nothing but good about them
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I loved the STT's. They started out on my Ranger and then switched over to the Sport Trac. I could dig up tons of pictures up in the mountain of Oregon, Browns Camp etc in 18-24" or more of snow just plowing though. They were good in mud, sand, dirt, etc etc. They were a little sketchy on really thin snow, or ice, but so is anything. If you get a lot of snow there in the winter, think about getting them siped. I siped every other mud terrain I had when I lived there and it made a huge difference in snow.
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Except they gave you a gay center cap instead of what they show online. Or did you ask for those?
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I loved the STT's. They started out on my Ranger and then switched over to the Sport Trac. I could dig up tons of pictures up in the mountain of Oregon, Browns Camp etc in 18-24" or more of snow just plowing though. They were good in mud, sand, dirt, etc etc. They were a little sketchy on really thin snow, or ice, but so is anything. If you get a lot of snow there in the winter, think about getting them siped. I siped every other mud terrain I had when I lived there and it made a huge difference in snow.
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ok so i was just on tire rack looking at wheels, they dont have a wide selection and i dont really like any of the three i will post, but they have a cool feature, and it looks like they are on my exact same truck. here are the links
1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4wd
1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4wd
1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4wd
1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4wd
1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4wd
1994 Ford Ranger Super Cab 4wd
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It's when there is a light dusting of snow when they don't work as well.
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That is what they came with. Also all new lug nuts too. I noticed they were different, but it's no big deal to me as I'll have manual hubs so I'll see how it looks running without the caps.
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The Ultra Nomads are also pretty cool looking. You can get these Rogue 175s in black with the machined lip.
Here is the black
Ultra Wheel
Here is the Nomad
Ultra Wheel
Here is the black
Ultra Wheel
Here is the Nomad
Ultra Wheel