Recent content by formyper

I still have these...I know most people here are going from less to more aggressive tire, but maybe someone's going reverse. Now asking $400, or really just send me an offer, I want them gone!

For 30K, I could buy 6 Cruisers at the price I paid for mine. Then I never care if s*** goes wrong I always have parts on hand. Just have to convince the wife...

Selling 5 Michelin Defender LTX M/S 275/70r16 tires with only 17k on them. 80K warrantied tires, have original discount tire receipts for warranty, not sure if it transfers. Rims not included. Tires only removed because I moved to all terrain tire. Look like new, no flats or damage. Asking $500...

Nice. Was it DIY? How much time/sweat/tears?

Deleted, info I wanted was later in post. That's what happens when you have a few beers after a long abstinence I suppose...

Thanks for everyone's input. I narrowed it down to the Toyo Open Country AT III and the Falken Wildpeaks. Based on recent info from Joe Bacal that the tread compound of the falkens has recently been changed, I purchased the Toyos. They should be in tomorrow. @AlpineAccess - Discount Tire did...

Those look like MT tires, might be a bit aggressive for what I'm looking for.

Could that be local to CO maybe? I don't see any indication of that on their website. Or do I have to sign up for their email marketing? And can you combine that with a price match?

I thought the Hakkapelitas are snow tires? The whole family used to run those when we lived in Vermont, good stuff in the snow. I don't think I see enough snow to need a snow tire.

I lived in California at the time, wheeled around the desert southwest mostly, so not a lot of rain. Usually when it rained, I was by myself and way out there, so I usually waited for it to dry up rather than risk getting stuck. I don't remember having any issues with rain when driving around...

I've been reading through all the tire threads I can find, lots of conflicting opinions out there. Wondered if anyone had any recommendations or warnings for my particular needs: Looking at A/T tires. Not a daily driver, mostly used for Forest service road camping, planning on pulling a small...

My LX was at only 46K on the timing belt, but a little over 10 years so due for replacement by that measure. When I had it in to Torfab, they looked at it by looking under the cam cover, and showed me that it looked basically new. So I'm not worrying about it and just keeping an eye on the water...

Glad the fam is OK. Always seems to happen when you're almost home, doesn't it? I've driven there a bunch, it is elk central for sure.

Good deal for someone? 2002 Lexus LX 470 AWD/4WD 250k miles - cars & trucks - by owner -...

Thanks @Junkman09 and @AlpineAccess. I had the truck checked out by Torfab up in Everett when I bought it, and they did the steering rack bushings and fluid exchanges then.