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ramfreak01 07-04-2007 04:28 PM


Originally Posted by dieseljunkie (Post 35882)
I have a question.. does ANYONE make a 315/70/17 or 35x12.50x17 in a load range E?
Scott

hankook mt and toyo mt

dieseljunkie 07-04-2007 05:48 PM

Awesome bro! I can't afford the toyo MT's I don't think, but the Hankook I can.
Scott

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I take that back... The hankook MT's are only $10 less per tire than the toyo MT.... For that price difference, I would rather just go with the toyo MT.
Scott

ramfreak01 07-04-2007 08:04 PM

yea, hankooks were cheaper but have increased in price lately. go with the toyos, i've heard lots of good. hankooks seem to be a hit and miss

dieseljunkie 07-06-2007 09:08 PM

My dad had the Hankook ATS or something like that on his 04.5 3500 dually, and they lasted about 25k highway miles. He wasn't too happy with em.
Scott

Diesel Nut 07-06-2007 09:32 PM

I'll be putting Toyo's on after these BFG's wear out. I get better pricing on Toyo tires than I do on BFGs. Besides, Toyo builds a darned nice tire.

Nuttymopar 07-10-2007 02:20 PM

I have had my Toyo's, 315 x 70 x 17, E load range on for 11k now and still have tread left (maybe 15% gone). I do know that doing burnouts with them eats them up a lot faster then a A/T type of tire. You can tell by the marks they leave on the road. A/T will leave plenty of rubber but you can see the tread spaces on the road between the rubber whereas the Toyo's M/T just leave DARK BLACK MARKS on the road and no spacing between the treads. Back mudflap also has a lot more rubber on it compared to A/T tires. Harder to spin also, but truck still does it. :up:

Johnny Cetane 07-10-2007 03:57 PM


Originally Posted by Whitmore (Post 35904)
my tires load range H rated for 6400 lbs.........twice of what a 16" tire can offer.....oh and I have over 100k on them right now!!!!!!!!

i remember seeing a pic of them awhile back. what kind are you running again and where'd you get 'em cuz i likes em!? 'splain jurself to me mang.

cummin_un_glued 07-10-2007 09:23 PM

nitto makes the mud grappler in a 35x12.50R17 load range E


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