Opinions- Eagle GTII or Eagle LS?
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Anybody ever used either of these? I may be able to get a pretty good price on some for my 20" Centerlines I just ordered.
Just wondering what the experience was with them on trucks with 20's. I will be getting either the GTII in a 285/50/20 or the LS in a 275/55/20, both of which are close to my current tire height.
Any and all opinions welcome.
Just wondering what the experience was with them on trucks with 20's. I will be getting either the GTII in a 285/50/20 or the LS in a 275/55/20, both of which are close to my current tire height. Any and all opinions welcome.
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Thats what I think of the GTII's. No experience with the LS, but I assume the same.
Try a Kumho Ecsta STX 295/45/20
Or even a Nitto tire if they have the correct size. @ 60MPH, with the Kumho size, you'll only be about 1MPH off on the speedo.
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Well to each its own, I own Eagle Gt II. I have them on my Yukon and they ride well. I dont worry about traction while takin of hard, cause I usually dont (its an suv) no problems or complaints, laters....
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From: El Valle,Tx
Originally Posted by THE BANDIT-Z
Well to each its own, I own Eagle Gt II. I have them on my Yukon and they ride well. I dont worry about traction while takin of hard, cause I usually dont (its an suv) no problems or complaints, laters....
#6
I have GTII's and I'm definatley going with something different when I need new ones. I have NO traction whatsoever. I can ease out of the hole, and then around 4000rpm they start to break loose again. In the rain they are just plain scary. You really have to pay attention. I vote NO on the GTII's!
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#9
Originally Posted by Whistlin00
I had GTlls on my truck and I will never get them again. I got no traction with them and they suck in the rain.




