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Old 02-23-2009, 11:48 AM
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Who is running this tire. I am in desperate need of new rear tires, just found out that the kumos im running are on national back order for 6-8 weeks .. I am looking for a sticky tire for the street, have not been able to find one for a 16 inch rim, that is the correct size(28-29in) SUCKS post up what you know..

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Old 02-23-2009, 01:26 PM
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I got them on my GMC, 275/45R20, they ride great and seem to have decent traction on the street. I definitely like the way they look too.
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I had some before, I liked them. I have since switched to a different wheel and now I am running the new toyos and I like them better than the uhp's
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BlackGMC What size are you running, looks to be on 17's now though
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Yep they are 17s, they are 275/60/17. When I had the uhps I had 265/70/16s I think
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Spin spin spin spin

Btw, I have Corey's old tires/wheels. 265/70R16
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285 65 16 bfg radial t/a's get pretty damn sticky they damn near killed the motor after the burnout last time at the track. in my case the 285 /65 is overkill, but still a good tire.

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FERK, that is a 30 inch tall tire, man I hate 16 inch rims, this blows ***... I might have to opt for the 30 tall rears though..
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what size kuhmo's are you running...you checked out all your dealers for these?


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Who is running this tire. I am in desperate need of new rear tires, just found out that the kumos im running are on national back order for 6-8 weeks .. I am looking for a sticky tire for the street, have not been able to find one for a 16 inch rim, that is the correct size(28-29in) SUCKS post up what you know..

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Originally Posted by 2005 Silverado
285 65 16 bfg radial t/a's get pretty damn sticky they damn near killed the motor after the burnout last time at the track. in my case the 285 /65 is overkill, but still a good tire.

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Where is this link for them, that sounds good.. But they are still 30, but sticky


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