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Old 08-06-2015, 08:45 AM
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Just curious if anyone has ever seen a big tire 99+ GM truck...
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I see them almost daily??

Always running some absurb 35+in mud tire on a lift kit on a truck that never see's the dirt anyway.
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^^. Not exactly what I meant. I'm talking about big slicks. 33x14s or the like
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Small tire for life
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Slower than Mitch for life
if you say so...
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I do say so....
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im just taking the easy way out
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Gotta do whatever it takes, I prefer seeing small tire rides get down the track..

When you have 275s and 315s go in 1.1s why run anything else for a street ride
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because its a street ride... i want it to work on the street.

and im convinced my wheelbase is a SERIOUS disadvantage
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I will fully agree with you on you're truck
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