37", 35", or stick with 33" tires?
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Why do people drive big trucks and worry about gas mileage? You got to pay to play. Drive a honda on the weekdays and cruise the mall in your 6" lifted Super Dukies on 35's if your worried about fuel mileage. 10 years of building trucks for 4 Wheel Parts and the only trucks that would get decent "truck MPG" are cummins, period. 5.9 liter 24 valve not the 6.7 boat anchor. My twin tubo truck will do 24mpg on the hwy and 18-19 around town but I trash the crap out of the truck. My 8,000lb Mustang eating Mega-Cab.
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From: Clinton UT
Re: 37", 35", or stick with 33" tires?
Well ain't you just hot stuff?? This is a Ford section for a reason. I will have to agree with you that big trucks are not for MPG. I guess there is not much room for everyone's ego in the Dodge section. Huh
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Why do people drive big trucks and worry about gas mileage? You got to pay to play. Drive a honda on the weekdays and cruise the mall in your 6" lifted Super Dukies on 35's if your worried about fuel mileage. 10 years of building trucks for 4 Wheel Parts and the only trucks that would get decent "truck MPG" are cummins, period. 5.9 liter 24 valve not the 6.7 boat anchor. My twin tubo truck will do 24mpg on the hwy and 18-19 around town but I trash the crap out of the truck. My 8,000lb Mustang eating Mega-Cab.
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Why? Best looks/performance/mileage that way?
Why? Best looks/performance/mileage that way?
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