Cody's finally getting tires :-D

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Sep 1, 2009

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silverbullet32

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cooper discoverer stt FTMFW!

Sep 1, 2009

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My tire choices would be the...

Cooper S/T

Toyo Open Country A/T's (paid $100 each for mine)

Nitto Terra Grapplers

General Grabber AT2

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I like all your picks Brandon.

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goodyear wrangler silent armours are sweet i have them on mine.

they are good on and off road, and are awesome in the snow

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you could always get those new Goodyear Wal Mart tires everyone's talking about

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Walmart tires = fail

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Walmart tires = fail

Care to explain why

Sep 1, 2009

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Walmart tires = fail

They're sure as hell better than your crappy Dunlops

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I vote 35" KM2's with NO LIFT!!!! lol.

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They're sure as hell better than your crappy Dunlops

lol

Sep 1, 2009

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going for a Raptor stance...

few things I hope it does
-better ride
-better appearance
-better off-road capability... w / gravel/dirt road free runs

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keep dreaming cody

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Cody is getting a good education so he can afford that truck in a few years :-D

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Cody is getting a good education so he can afford that truck in a few years :-D

I'm getting a good education so that I can afford my good education lol

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I found a dealer nearby that carries Nitto's and from what I saw at their site they have a nice selection... 265s-285s lol

my next question can the Ford place recalibrate my speedo to match the bigger tires???

Sep 1, 2009

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You will be very happy with the Nittos if thats the route you go. Mine are wearing awsome and still look like new and I have had them since November '08.

The dealer can redo your speedo.

What size do you have now? If you have a GPS you can record your current speeds and when you get new tires you can see what it changes to.