Need some help!
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Need some help!
Hey guys,
Currently running 35' Cooper STT's on my 05 F150 FX4. Has the leveling kit on it to.
I wanted to use them for what there made for but got accepted to West Virginia University and had them put on in 07 now they are done. It was to long of a trip from delaware to WVU. The highway just ripped them apart
My issue is I want the size, the aggressive look, but I need a road tire because of the trip.
I need something thats going to last on the road but looks aggressive. Occasional off-roading here and there.
Anyone ?
Currently running 35' Cooper STT's on my 05 F150 FX4. Has the leveling kit on it to.
I wanted to use them for what there made for but got accepted to West Virginia University and had them put on in 07 now they are done. It was to long of a trip from delaware to WVU. The highway just ripped them apart
My issue is I want the size, the aggressive look, but I need a road tire because of the trip.
I need something thats going to last on the road but looks aggressive. Occasional off-roading here and there.
Anyone ?
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Mud tires are primarily designed for off road use and not for a lot of highway driving. They can be real hairy to drive with in real wet conditions and usually the tread life is not too great. They do excel in muddy conditions and in the look's dept. Like Wandell said a quality AT tire is the way to go for lot's of highway miles and better handling.