Wild Country tires?!
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Wild Country tires?!
i am lookin at gettin new tires on my truck when i get my taxes done. im going to get wild countries the aggressive car eating tread ones not the street tires. anyone have or had them on there vehicles?! im getting them for 118 a piece mounted and balanced.
also. i am about 99.9% sure that i have bigger than stock rims on my truck. when ever i try lookin up tires they say that the tire is supposed to be 265 70 16. but when i go and look at my truck i have that size but with a 17 in rim?! or is this just a z71 rim that i have on it or did the guy that had it before me put new rims on it?
also. i am about 99.9% sure that i have bigger than stock rims on my truck. when ever i try lookin up tires they say that the tire is supposed to be 265 70 16. but when i go and look at my truck i have that size but with a 17 in rim?! or is this just a z71 rim that i have on it or did the guy that had it before me put new rims on it?
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RE: Wild Country tires?!
im pretty sure that the guy that had it before you put larger rims on it. if you look at your full size spare it should be a 16in. i have also had the wild counrty tires before. they arent bad in a bog but if you do alot of street driving they wont last over a year.
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about the spare though, i have 18's stock on my 07, and my full size spare is mounted to a 17" alum rim, i thought it was odd but no big deal to me seeming how if i had a flat i wouldnt drive on the spare for too long, just have the flat fixed or changed on the stock 18" rim anyway.
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RE: Wild Country tires?!
I agree with bubba, depending on how much street driving you do, the pavment is gonna eat the tread right off those tires quick!! Mine were almost completely bald in 8 months. So if your comfortable shelling out $472 every year on tires, go for it!
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