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reddak318
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1/11/2002
22:19:18

Subject: Best looking and performing tires?
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Well after having my truck sideways at about 45 MPH and almost crapping in my pants-its time for to get rid of my crappy dunlop radial rovers. Any suggestions? I have a 1997 Dak 318 RC 3.55LSD 15/8 rims. Im thinking about 275's. Thanks.



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1/12/2002
00:27:24

RE: Best looking and performing tires?
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- Dunlop Sport Rover GTX (White Letters): 275/60R15/8
- Pirelli Scorpion Zero: 255/65R15/8

And just for Sh!ts and giggles:
- Nitto NT 555R Drag Radial: 275/50R15/8


My personal opinion is the Yokahama AVS S/T's. But in order to get these you have to inch up to at least a 16. Or you could go agressive and go with the Dunlop Radial Rover R/T and stick with the 15's.

- Mikel



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1/12/2002
01:36:26

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I'm gonna vote for the Pirelli Scorpion Zeros.

Yeah, they look cool, and they offer spectacular handling characteristics....

...and they're QUIET! No squealing or chirping that's normally associated with enthusiastic cornering.

I may tend to drive my truck hard, but I'd prefer not to draw any unneccessary attention while I'm doing it.

They weren't cheap, but from what I could tell, no 18" tire was, and even if I could've had a set of 18" "Big O" specials, I wouldn't have.

Scorpion Zero.... no regrets. None at all!

Patriot Blue 2001 SLT Plus Club Cab
4.7L./multi-spd auto/3.55 LSD

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