285/75R16 Procomp X-terrains in NH for sale
05-18-2007, 08:42 PM
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285/75R16 Procomp X-terrains in NH for sale
285/75R16 Procomp tires on 16"x8" Dick Cepek DC-1 wheels in black, 8 lug 6.5 pattern. Super clean. Tires have 1500 street miles and wheels have 400 miles. Centercaps included. New 37" tires are on NOW. Will take $900 Cash FIRM. Paid over $1400 delivered. Located in NH. Might meet 50 or so miles from Nashua NH. These are on my 03 HD 4x4 with light crank. Call 508-962-4543 or e-mail me @ trailers2002@comcast.net. Thanks Matt
05-19-2007, 07:39 AM
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$550 cash for just the tires. No shipping. I will break them up. I do have someone possibly interested in the wheels. I will have to have them dismounted and will need a few days to do so. I work 6 Days a week. Tires ahve no cuts, any damage whatso ever, No Patches or plugs. This is a summer use tire only. I have winter tires on stock wheels.
05-20-2007, 07:30 AM
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I had them in the beginning for like 50 miles on my stock 6.5" HD rims and they looked good. I believe the 1500 rims are 7" wide so they would work fine. As far as winter driving I think they would work good. They would not work like an Alterrain obviously but it's the trade off of a offroad/road tire that also looks cool and drives good. I wanted something that looked good as well as aggressive. These roll pretty good with a light hum while driving. One of the quieter offroad tires in my opinion. Nothing having the radio on 1/4 volume won't take car of. I had BFG Muds and they were very loud and crummy in the snow. Taking turns were always like driving on ice. They had no give or sipes in the tread. The Pro-comps have some siping and the tread is more flexible so they should be better in the snow. Ask around on here I'm sure some people have run them in the snow. Nothing having the radio on 1/4 volume won't take car of.
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