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Old Jul 29, 2010 | 02:24 AM
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Check out the Michelin latitude touring 275/45R20 it will give you the closest results to what your looking for, in that size at least. There not the cheapest tires, Michelin products are top quality, and about $260 a tire and right now you get a $70 rebate on a set of 4
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Old Jul 29, 2010 | 05:57 AM
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Just buy a decent A/T tire...it'll give u good all round performance for all season. Some have more square shoulders than others (I have Toyo's on my Tundra), just go to the local tire shop and look at the various ones to get the profile u want. A/T will be quieter in summer, but get u around just fine in most winter conditions...some are a little weak in the wet...
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