I ran them in 305/70-17 on my old 1500 Off Road. They lasted a long time and where very good off road not to mention the excellent price. However, I was disappointed in the sips, they where not cut very deep and wore off at about 1/2 tire life. I had 40,000 on my old set and still had not hit the wear indicators.
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Oh, you asked for a picture. This is on my old 2000 Off Road.
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Davcruz that undercarriage is ENTIRELY WAY TOO CLEAN!!!! 
You must live in the city and never see dirt. lol Nice rig.
My buddy has those tires, he loves them. However he said they will not last as long as the Buckshots he had before. But good tire, get them sipped.
You must live in the city and never see dirt. lol Nice rig. My buddy has those tires, he loves them. However he said they will not last as long as the Buckshots he had before. But good tire, get them sipped.
I admire the undercarraige because its not bright orange and coated in salt like it would be around here haha 
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HAHA! I had just installed that lift about 3 months prior to those pictures and I cleaned it up really well during the install. Painted the axles and stuff. I have not owned that truck in over 2 years, that was my old gasser. The CTD I have not closely resembles it though. If I had a picture of the undercarriage of my CTD right now you would gasp, it is nasty. I actually live in the country and my trucks see regular off road use in mud and sand.Davcruz that undercarriage is ENTIRELY WAY TOO CLEAN!!!!
My buddy has those tires, he loves them. However he said they will not last as long as the Buckshots he had before. But good tire, get them sipped.
My CTD, same lift
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