Which tires would good for New Jersey
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RE: Which tires would good for New Jersey
If there's an interest in these I got mine from Jordan Tire and you can reach them at 1-866-492-1511 ... came highly recommended from Impy and I'll have to agree with him .. I'll be going back here for all my tire needs from here on. Excellent customer service, great people to deal with, fast shippin, and of course the ever so important pricing ... couldn't find em any cheaper anywhere else ...
Note, she did tell me they were going up in price when I bought mine. If anyone gets a set I'd be real interested in seeing what they run now .. mine were $175 a piece I believe ...
Note, she did tell me they were going up in price when I bought mine. If anyone gets a set I'd be real interested in seeing what they run now .. mine were $175 a piece I believe ...
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Zyne, tire pressure and width of rim will have alot to do with overall tire noise. My mtz's are as quiet as the stock goodyears were, I hear no humm at all...no BS. I also have wider than stock rims and keep my pressure at or above the max rated pressure,if I drop the pressure some then the tire makes more of a footprint and will make them a little louder.
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Toyo Open Country MT. [sm=smiley20.gif]
Very quiet for an MT, great on-road handling, and they wear nicely. They're siped so they're good on wet roads/snow/ice. And they're excellent offroad.
Very quiet for an MT, great on-road handling, and they wear nicely. They're siped so they're good on wet roads/snow/ice. And they're excellent offroad.
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Impy, yep, agreed ... valid points! My initial thought was they were slightly louder than stock .. however I personally don't see it as much of an issue. The singing or drone they give off is actually rather soothing :-)
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I guess I am kinda deaf to it, cause I am used to having super swamper boggers and other real LOUD tires on my previous trucks. The bf goodbitches that are on my dodge are killin me....I can't go out very often but everytime I do I get home and devise a plan to destroy them so I am allowed to buy new ones
Problem is the wife has the credit card and she's still paying off the 35's from the hummer
Problem is the wife has the credit card and she's still paying off the 35's from the hummer
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LOL!!! Damn doode, in my house it's the other way around .. she gets the stuff and I get the #@$%@!#$% bill lol! But I got the card ... at least I think I do ... I did last time I checked ... weeks ago .... I'm screwed again, aren't I?! :-)
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I'm no longer allowed to get a card, just cause I got 6 35's and a $2700 cap for my dually last year when I was only supposed to be getting a bedliner. That place had real persuasive salesmen!!
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LMAO! I know how that goes .. I had that very problem at Ritz Camera a while ago .. went in for a tripod and walked out with two filters, a $1,600 dollar macro lens, and a battery grip .. oddly enough I ended up having to order the tripod online because they didn't have what Iwent there for .. must admit I don't regret it but I'm still regrowing a$$ meat .. LOL!