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#16
Thanks. Yeah, this stuff sure isn't cheap but hopefully all worth it if I do it right!
You are right; the Freak-O-Boost uses the regular AT IIs which was the one thing that looked sort of disappointing to me on that build. Those Toyo AT II Extremes look much better and also look like they will perform well on the street. But with the new ADD bumper, I am not sure they are still aggressive enough as the bumper will give the truck a more aggressive off road look and expose a lot more of the front tire tread.
You are right; the Freak-O-Boost uses the regular AT IIs which was the one thing that looked sort of disappointing to me on that build. Those Toyo AT II Extremes look much better and also look like they will perform well on the street. But with the new ADD bumper, I am not sure they are still aggressive enough as the bumper will give the truck a more aggressive off road look and expose a lot more of the front tire tread.
#18
Well, if you do get the D. Cepek's def keep us posted on how you like them. They are a good looking tire and I'd be interested in reading more reviews as they come out. As for now and for me I love the look of the AT2 extremes and seems like not a single person has a bad thing to say about them so far. Plus hard to beat toyo's 45 day no hassle trial period and the what? 45k mile warranty or something like that? My main concerns will almost always be highway, sand, and trail behavior. Mud and rock not so much. Especially since I am in the Cal high desert.
#19
Having said that, the new Fun Country tires you posted look
So many options for my next set!
#21
Saw the Extremes in person the other day for the first time. They look amazing, and I feel quite sure they'd handle anything short of deep mud quite well, indeed. They were on a Jeep, and the guy said he hasn't been close to stuck yet.
Having said that, the new Fun Country tires you posted look
So many options for my next set!
Having said that, the new Fun Country tires you posted look
So many options for my next set!
I need to see the DC Fun Country in person too; so far, they still intrigue me the most.
Totally agree that ADD's Stealth bumper looks great too, but I just liked the cleaner look of the Venom for mine.
Last edited by Desert Dawg; 08-29-2013 at 01:39 AM.
#22
#23
Funny, the advertising pics for the DC Fun Country tires look great but the few photos I have found on the Internet don't come across looking so aggressive. I need to go look at some in person.
#25
#26
Saw the Extremes in person the other day for the first time. They look amazing, and I feel quite sure they'd handle anything short of deep mud quite well, indeed. They were on a Jeep, and the guy said he hasn't been close to stuck yet.
Having said that, the new Fun Country tires you posted look
So many options for my next set!
Having said that, the new Fun Country tires you posted look
So many options for my next set!
I am liking the Toyo AT Extremes more and more mostly because they seem to provide the best all around daily driver/off road combination, but I think how I really don't drive my truck anymore for in town commuting and so get stuck on going back to a real nice MT because of the look...lol.
#27
#28
I am in Phoenix for a couple of days so dropping by the Full Race shop tomorrow. If you like, I can inquire more about the tune they used.
I am excited as I finally made a decision; I am having FR set me up with the Fox 2.5 Coil-over Reservoir system with 2.0 Rear Fox Shocks and Icon UCAs. They are going to have Fox set the coil-overs at 2.5 inches of lift, along with a replacement rear block.
I am also getting the FR 3-inch resonated exhaust system so I get to place my order for that tomorrow too!
Waiting to hear back from ADD when my bumper will be shipped, and need to get my wheels and tires ordered!