Toyo Proxes S/T Discontinued
11-14-2008, 08:00 AM
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I kinda like these http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_Car-...1%7C240%3A1318
Had that tire on my 99, never got them to balance for ****, but also never had another tire on those rims, so can't say if it was the tires or not. They did look great and stuck good, of course it wasn't a ton of power to the ground either, the Hyperping didn't exactly work wonders on the lil 5.3
11-14-2008, 01:42 PM
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just bought a set of proxes st2's not a bad deal ($650)
295/45/20 rr and 265/50/20 fr waiting to get truck aligned before i mount them....will keep ya'll posted.
-pb-
295/45/20 rr and 265/50/20 fr waiting to get truck aligned before i mount them....will keep ya'll posted.
-pb-
11-14-2008, 01:43 PM
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just my .02 being a tech at a tire shop (America's Largest 
) dont EVER buy generals on purpose. They're terrible, seperate almost like clock work and the edgewear is hideous no matter how soft or hard u drive the truck.
I've have goodyears, falkens, and nittos on my truck. For what its worth I think Nitto's have hooked the best out of all the tires I've had. I'd never buy goodyears again in my life either. Hankook Ventus are pretty decent, AJ's had them on his truck for awhile, maybe he'll chip in. And if ur looking for sizes go to Tirerack.com. They have awesome search features. And use disounttire.com's tire calculator to see the differences in highth and width
) dont EVER buy generals on purpose. They're terrible, seperate almost like clock work and the edgewear is hideous no matter how soft or hard u drive the truck.I've have goodyears, falkens, and nittos on my truck. For what its worth I think Nitto's have hooked the best out of all the tires I've had. I'd never buy goodyears again in my life either. Hankook Ventus are pretty decent, AJ's had them on his truck for awhile, maybe he'll chip in. And if ur looking for sizes go to Tirerack.com. They have awesome search features. And use disounttire.com's tire calculator to see the differences in highth and width
11-14-2008, 04:35 PM
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