Unless you go playing in deep mud, you don't need 4x4 anyways.
WTF, slims???
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4x4 allows me to pull and launch my boats anywhere without worrying about if I can get back out. I hunt and fish public land all over louisiana. I get stuck 3-4 times a year with a 2wd.. Needs me a 4x4..
This thread has had more ups and downs than the world trampolining championships. 
Will be excited to see this truck . . . I think
Will be excited to see this truck . . . I think
Giggity giggity giggity goo!
Just remember... On a new truck, the factory tires are only good for pavement
This thread has had more ups and downs than the world trampolining championships.
Will be excited to see this truck . . . I think
Next thing we know he'll have bought an '86 Tercel for $200 on Craigslist.
Two months, 230+ posts and Corey still doesn't have a truck. Will he ever?
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Just remember... On a new truck, the factory tires are only good for pavement
ehhhh, the Goodyear Wrangler SR-A's that came on mine did alright in the dirt & rocks.. I haven't tried 'em in mud or anything, though.
Darkanion
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Mine were down to 60-75% with my old truck... And they were crap in the mud, snow and ice...Just remember... On a new truck, the factory tires are only good for pavement
ehhhh, the Goodyear Wrangler SR-A's that came on mine did alright in the dirt & rocks.. I haven't tried 'em in mud or anything, though.
Darkanion
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Mine were down to 60-75% with my old truck... And they were crap in the mud, snow and ice...Just remember... On a new truck, the factory tires are only good for pavement
ehhhh, the Goodyear Wrangler SR-A's that came on mine did alright in the dirt & rocks.. I haven't tried 'em in mud or anything, though.
I'm still under 4k miles on 'em so far. From what I've read online since my earlier post, it seems they go to shit after about 15k or so.
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