truck tires

[sniperviper21]

Ok so I saw these at pepboys.
Buy 3 get 4th free.
I read on my droid that most ppl get them mounted an ballanced 115$ a peice.
They are definity dakota m/t

Mostly for these pa winters, icey roads an snow coverd.
And all season to for warmer months and some off roading an hunting.

Its for a 04 Lariat F150 5.4L, 58K miles if that matters
275 65 R18

Open to ideas, an I heard these are cheeper then grabber at2s

this is my tires now lol

 

[superman22x]

They don't have much siping, but they will do fairly well still I think. They just won't last a lot of miles probably.

 

[sniperviper21]

Alot of what?
An I read ppl Getting 30k plus miles so idk

also, i think i just realised that those tires arnt even made in my size. FML.


http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...4&autoModel=F150 LariatSupCrw4wd&autoModClar=
so i guess ill have to get those AT2s

 

[superman22x]

Siping is like the little cuts in the tires. Yeah, 30k is about what you will get out of a decent Mud Terrain. But a regular tire will last around 50k.

 

[sniperviper21]

30k is good to me as I drive 3 miles to an from work haha

well it seems iv found the Bees Knees.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...odel=Blizzak+DM-V1&partnum=765R8DMV1&i1_Qty=4

A guy from Pittsburgh even says in the 2010 blizzard he did just fine with these lmfao.
im sold.

 

[winslow33]

Too bad your not closer.. Ive beene trying to get rid of 4 Bridgestone Blizzaks for awhile. $50 per tire on rims

 

[sniperviper21]

Fit a quarter ton? Where u live lol

 

[winslow33]

I think they would, yours is a 5-bolt pattern if memory serves me right
Im up in Sudbury, Ontario. too bad its a little far for a road trip haha

 

[sniperviper21]

they would fit epicly.

to bad ur like. across a few ponds.

 

[winslow33]

Could always check your local classifieds, tires are easy to score a sweet deal on used