Put on the winter rubber a little early
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Never too early
A little early...Yes, but I love the looks of these OEM wheels and tires on my truck. Tires are Firestone A/T's Lt265/70/17 "C" load rated.
Stiff enough to handle a pretty good load yet not so rigid they shake your teeth out of your head when you're not loaded.
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Stiff enough to handle a pretty good load yet not so rigid they shake your teeth out of your head when you're not loaded.
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Alright already!!! I know we're not gonna get mcuh snow in the next month or two, I was just ready for a change and had time on my hands today.
If ya'll only knew how many different wheel/tire combinations this truck has had on it you might think I am a little OCD. I'll never tell how many sets I still currently have hidden in the barn!!!
If ya'll only knew how many different wheel/tire combinations this truck has had on it you might think I am a little OCD. I'll never tell how many sets I still currently have hidden in the barn!!!
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East of Marietta, Ok. Marietta is about 15 miles north of Red River off of I-35.
Broken Arrow huh? Ain't that where the upper-crust live? I'm actually in and around the OKC area frequently. I have a sister who lives in Norman, Ok.
I go through Louisiana frequently also on my way to Mississippi. My wife is originally for Miss.
Sundevil...you and Sherrif Arpaio don't ever have to worry about winter tires. It's 100+ in the dead of winter there isn't it???
Broken Arrow huh? Ain't that where the upper-crust live? I'm actually in and around the OKC area frequently. I have a sister who lives in Norman, Ok.
I go through Louisiana frequently also on my way to Mississippi. My wife is originally for Miss.
Sundevil...you and Sherrif Arpaio don't ever have to worry about winter tires. It's 100+ in the dead of winter there isn't it???
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Duh, I just googled Broken Arrow and figured out it's close to Tulsa not Oklahoma City. I knew that. Heck I've been there several times but it was years back. I was close though...it's a ritzy suburb near some big Oklahoma town.
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