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41 messages, Last post on Dec 17, 2007 at 8:38 PM
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xplorx4 , I saw your pictures in Utah they are of much better quality than mine as in following links.
I am a very enthusiastic 4X4 man . I am extremely impressed with off-road capabilities of my 2002 black LE . I think you also have an LE too, but your tires are not stock tires . Mine are P245/65R/17 Bridgestone Dueller but your tires look very capable and they look bigger than 29.5 inches of diameter . I have few questions :
2] Is it possible to reprogram the ABS settings ?
3] How about the noise on those tires ?
Dueller is not an agressive tire and I am looking for agressive tires .
I am even considering getting 15 inch rims and getting agressive tires (currently I have 17 inch rims) .
Does anybody have any suggestions ?
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/parminder_singh_devsi/lst?.dir=/Tahoe+Forests&.view=t http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/parminder_singh_devsi/lst?.dir=/Utah_Trip&.view=t |
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Larger, more agressive tires do affect the things you mentioned, but I have not found any negative effects on the ABS system. Gear ratio has changed, and my mpg and performance suffer somewhat, but that's a tradeoff I have accepted. The tires I'm using are BFGoodrich All-Terrain TA-ko tires in a 31x10.50R15 size. Visit www.bfgoodrichtires.com to check sizes for your truck. As for fitting different wheels, you cannot fit 15" rims; you must use at least 16" because of the front brake clearance. You won't find much out there that will fit on a 17" wheel and provides decent off-road ability, so you might have to replace your wheels. Road noise will be louder with any all-terrain tire, compared to the factory stuff, but it's not really that bad. I'd suggest checking out the following tires to check prices and sizes. Call your local tire dealers for this information: BFGoodrich All-Terrain TA-ko Bridgestone Dueler AT Pirelli Scorpion AT |
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