knight rider....
Is there a good skinny 33" tire out there for 18" wheels...?
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- #23
The deed is done!
indeed, 265/70R18 Revo2.
could have gone 255 but would have been 32" instead of 32.6".
Reasonably happy with compromise given that this is pretty much a city slicker vehicle. And they do look a bit more civilized than the Revo1s.
Close enough to the original goal.
Looks kinda big in the wheelwells without a lift.
Not much rubber sticking out outside of the wheel, I must say.
I would have gone Firestone Destination AT myself, but the
wanted Revos and she's (obviously) the boss.... 
indeed, 265/70R18 Revo2.
could have gone 255 but would have been 32" instead of 32.6".
Reasonably happy with compromise given that this is pretty much a city slicker vehicle. And they do look a bit more civilized than the Revo1s.
Close enough to the original goal.
Looks kinda big in the wheelwells without a lift.
Not much rubber sticking out outside of the wheel, I must say.
I would have gone Firestone Destination AT myself, but the
wanted Revos and she's (obviously) the boss.... 
Fill in the blank: "your post is useless without...BLANK." It starts with pic and ends with tures.
e9999, seriously, post some pics...
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I'll try but nothing special to see. The truck has stock suspension and running boards. Looks a bit goofy to me in fact with the bigger tires.
I'll say one thing, though, the steering is much better than it was with the 285 NTG (which are particularly square and have a wide tread contact patch). Feels much lighter, more nimble.
Width looks wise, you can't tell the difference that much compared to 285s. Not exactly pizza cutters.
I'll say one thing, though, the steering is much better than it was with the 285 NTG (which are particularly square and have a wide tread contact patch). Feels much lighter, more nimble.
Width looks wise, you can't tell the difference that much compared to 285s. Not exactly pizza cutters.
any idea what the recommended inflation pressure would be for 255/70r18 on a hundy?
