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#3
i had them on my 20s and will be gettin them on my 17s when my currents run out. on dry the grip AWESOME, but they suck pretty bad on wet(rain) conditions, never tried them in snow as i dont get any of that around here
#4
Traction? wtf is that? lol.
I love they style and dry handling is great. I ran them in the snow and ice but used autotrac or 4wd most of the time. Wet seems ok but I'm ULTRA-CAREFUL driving in the wet.
I will buy more when time comes. 15K on them.
I love they style and dry handling is great. I ran them in the snow and ice but used autotrac or 4wd most of the time. Wet seems ok but I'm ULTRA-CAREFUL driving in the wet.
I will buy more when time comes. 15K on them.
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I have a set of 285/60/17s on the truck currently. Can't really comment on traction unless you include 4wd launches
. Otherwise, i like the look and handling...definitely going with another set when these wear out.
. Otherwise, i like the look and handling...definitely going with another set when these wear out.
Last edited by '00SLVRDO; Oct 24, 2007 at 07:28 PM.
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#8
I'm very impressed with mine (285/50-20), as mentioned above, great grip when dry, ok in the rain if you drive conservatively, and I haven't tried them in the snow...I have 275/70-16 Toyo Open Country AT's on the factory aluminum wheels for winter
#9
I've had them on my old 20's and currently on my 18's (255/55's). Love the tire and their characteristics. I wouldn't recommend them for snow though. Wide and flat is your enemy in the snow. If you see a lot of it in Maryland during the winter months consider some Bridgestone Blizzaks. I run stock sized Blizzaks on my stock wheels during the winter and they are amazing.


