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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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10-06-2008, 01:54 AM
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Tires for Living in New England
I Live in New England. I really want to put on a set of Toyo M/t 35/12.50/17 on my 2007 2500 but am curious how they run in the winter. I heard they do great in the deep stuff but how about the small 1-2" storms etc... Anyone with personal experience? I want the M/t look. Toyo's look awsome but are there any better tires for the winter I should look at? Last edited by PFlores : 10-06-2008 at 01:57 AM. |
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