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02-10-2007, 02:55 AM
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Re: gas mileage w/ a 35"
Sounds right to me Hunner. All I know I have alot more tire rollin now. Heres a pic of the Bridgestones I got with my truck and the 315/75/16's next to it
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02-10-2007, 06:02 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 363
Re: gas mileage w/ a 35"
Yep but you got to center that unmounted one on the mounted one to see the diameter. They are wider.Quote:
Originally Posted by StarsnBars
Sounds right to me Hunner. All I know I have alot more tire rollin now. Heres a pic of the Bridgestones I got with my truck and the 315/75/16's next to it
Ha ha I did almost the same comparison picture, this is getting scary. Of course they are wider mounted. I was trying not to get too wide. We have found in the rocks there seems to be a point of too wide for the power of the vehicle and manuvering thru mine fields. Any vehicle. I guess it's the terrain you run in more than anything. Some Cherokees and Rovers went back to more narrow tires, its always somthing.
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