who makes the biggest tires for 24's?
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I'm not a fan of the M16's also. IMO they look really narrow compared to Toyo and Nitto. And they cause serious rock chips. A friend of mine bought a Chevy 1500 that came lifted from the factory and it came with 35" M16's. He has several rock chips behind each tire. He doesn't have more than 3k miles on it and has never been offroad. If you want a 40 then get a 22" wheel. A 22x14 wheel with a Toyo 40x15.5 is insane looking IMO.
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i agree i think they're sick i just like the tread pattern and how the sidewall looks from a distance. i dont care for the m16 shell on the sidewall i mean its cool i guess but i would be happy without it.
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they'll probably be my next set of tires. thats a long ways awasy since i just got new toyos but i love the look and they supposed to hold close to the miles of the toyos and are $100 cheaper per tire. also i wanna go 37x24 next go round and they seem to show more sidewall with the 24s than the toyos or khumos
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I guess these are the tires in question? The owner of a shop I use put a set on his truck for sema this year with some 24" BMF's
Here is his gallery with more pics of the tires at the bottom..
http://www.rockandrolloffroad.com/ga...reds_truck.htm
Here is his gallery with more pics of the tires at the bottom..
http://www.rockandrolloffroad.com/ga...reds_truck.htm
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I guess these are the tires in question? The owner of a shop I use put a set on his truck for sema this year with some 24" BMF's
Here is his gallery with more pics of the tires at the bottom..
http://www.rockandrolloffroad.com/ga...reds_truck.htm
Here is his gallery with more pics of the tires at the bottom..
http://www.rockandrolloffroad.com/ga...reds_truck.htm
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I honestly could not tell you off the top of my head, if i was guessing 13.50? Maybe? They are WAY to skinny if you ask me! I'll ask next time I talk with them..
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Rims with no dish, huge flairs, tires with no width, and a big lift...
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