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Running 245/60's BFG all around 69 vert. I don't like the hard compound these tires have. The tires turn to ice if I light them up or take extreme turns. Might take the rubber compound into consideration when deciding.
Clean man...very clean. I like the look a lot. Great stance. What year and drivetrain?
Thanks Durango-boy, I went with the 245s in the front because I thought the 255s looked a little too "balloony" on the front. BUT I went with 255s in the rear because they are a tad taller then the 245s and wider to keep the fender pretty full.
BTW I run BFGs on all my cars and I have not had any problems with them losing traction unless they were old. The BF Comps on the front of my TA are about 6 yrs old and they are getting a little hard but still handles well in the rain.
Here is a pic of the front so you can see how they fit:
The rear:
One from the front:
Sorry for all the pics but I was trying to give Tina a good tire size recommendation so she could see what they look like.
Here is a pic of the front so you can see how they fit.
Very cool...good idea staggering tire size. A lot of people are affraid of doing this because you are limited on rotation, and the idea of two spares for people who HAVE to have one scares them.
I love the way it fills the wall, but I couldn't get a good view down the side. How much does the fender over-hang the shoulder of the tire? I love that mine are spaced out even with the edge of the fender. Looks clean and sharp that I way I think.