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SirKeats · 11-01-2009, 10:19 AM

Not that anyone would really care, but I ended up going with a Hankook ATM RF10 in the 265/70R17. I got passengers though rather than LT's. Weight difference was only 2lbs a tire from the smaller size tire I'm running now to this one... so figured the increased footprint would be worth the few lbs in trade off. No need to LT's on my rig (thanks NorCal) for the tip.

FYI, not that I have anything against Discount Tire at all... they seem great... but Les Schwab was able to order them for me and everything for just a couple bucks more (including shipping). Saves me the hassle of receiving a set of large tires at my house.

11-01-2009, 10:19 AM	#9 (permalink)
SirKeats Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 223 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Mud/Snow/Highway Tires??? Not that anyone would really care, but I ended up going with a Hankook ATM RF10 in the 265/70R17. I got passengers though rather than LT's. Weight difference was only 2lbs a tire from the smaller size tire I'm running now to this one... so figured the increased footprint would be worth the few lbs in trade off. No need to LT's on my rig (thanks NorCal) for the tip. FYI, not that I have anything against Discount Tire at all... they seem great... but Les Schwab was able to order them for me and everything for just a couple bucks more (including shipping). Saves me the hassle of receiving a set of large tires at my house.