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Topless!!!! Always topless. and yea, Dad shoes FTW! Your family and back will thank you. Also, thanks for not getting shot on the shore.Slick top FTW!!
For the road noise... Might I suggest a set of Michelins!![]()
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Topless!!!! Always topless. and yea, Dad shoes FTW! Your family and back will thank you. Also, thanks for not getting shot on the shore.Slick top FTW!!
For the road noise... Might I suggest a set of Michelins!![]()
I had to remind Eddie a couple of times before they shipped itWonder if my rubbers are close by, too.
Hats off to you for actually using yours in the winter. im to scared of all the excessive brine/salt use here, Mine spends the winter hibernating. I'll let the the daily duty mazda rust out firstPicked up some used 20" Tundra wheels and had new 275/65/20 Bridgestone Blizzaks installed for the winter. So far I am liking the looks, haven't had a chance to put any miles on it to tell the difference with Nitto Ridge Grapplers, but I am hoping for a quieter and smoother ride.
Picked up some used 20" Tundra wheels and had new 275/65/20 Bridgestone Blizzaks installed for the winter. So far I am liking the looks, haven't had a chance to put any miles on it to tell the difference with Nitto Ridge Grapplers, but I am hoping for a quieter and smoother ride.
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Hats off to you for actually using yours in the winter. im to scared of all the excessive brine/salt use here, Mine spends the winter hibernating. I'll let the the daily duty mazda rust out first. the 20's look suprisingly good on it, ive always thought that was too big of a wheel for a 100 but on yours it just works
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you make valid points that i don't want to hear lmaoMy summer/off road tires are 34.5" on 18" rims. They have plenty of side wall but do get slightly squirmy at highway speeds! So I decided to get 34.1" with 20" rims to get a smaller sidewall and more responsive steering. And yes I love to drive my truck year round!
Parking my favorite cars in winter would mean not being able to drive what I enjoy for about half of my life!
They salt like crazy and it get's into every crevice. Every car rusts here, some rust quicker than others.you make valid points that i don't want to hear lmao. In WI do they still salt in the winter? i know a lot of state that get heavy snow use sand or other alternatives
Awesome trip! I love the drive up 61 along Lake Superior. I was up there this past May and can't wait to return.Madison wasn't cold enough so we went on a 1400 mile trip to go further north, in fact as north as you can get in the mainland US. Visited the Lake Superior north shore and then went exploring into the Superior National Forest. Even crossed into the frozen Canada to visit Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls, ON.
This was the first trip with the roof rack removed - the interior was noticeably quieter and fuel economy is improved too! I even saw 17.8 mpg once while cruising right at 60 mph.
The Bridgestone Blizzaks were the unsung hero of this trip - they are impressively sure footed even on icy surfaces! At least twice I stepped out of the truck directly on the black ice and immediately proceeded to trip rather unceremoniously. The Blizzak made the ice all but unnoticeable from the driver's seat!
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Lake Superior was as feisty as ever!
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Having been there in summer before, I can tell you it is something else entirely in the winter. Especially, if you go off on CR-12 Gunflint Trail which takes you to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area where you can see Canadian side too! Thankfully that area is still very pristine!Awesome trip! I love the drive up 61 along Lake Superior. I was up there this past May and can't wait to return.