Post Your Wheel and Tire Pics !

[jef]

Where did you get information? My friend works here in Michelin and they did not know the release date yet. Asking cause i would like to get those for winter.

I called several places, but nobody could delevir. This company in the netherlands is specialiced in importing us tires and wheels to europe.

This is his website http://www.carmar.nl

 

[no1]

I called several places, but nobody could delevir. This company in the netherlands is specialiced in importing us tires and wheels to europe.

This is his website Amerikaanse velgen groothandel | Carmar Deurne

Ah ok. I was wondering how the hell thats possible. I get tires from Michelin with 50% discount so i'll buy mine from there. So waiting continues. Thank you for sharing Jef. Post some pic's when you get those on.

 

[Fb73]

I called several places, but nobody could delevir. This company in the netherlands is specialiced in importing us tires and wheels to europe.

This is his website Amerikaanse velgen groothandel | Carmar Deurne

Thx for the info @jef !

 

[jef]

Thx for the info @jef !

No problem. The owner has also a raptor. He didn't believe the 37" would fit. I send him a link to a thread on this forum, now he is thinking about getting 37" for his truck.

 

[R@pt0r]

17x9 Fuel Formula with 37" BFG KO2

 

[cpetes]

@R@pt0r looks awesome man! Probably a route I might go. How is initial rubbing and what not when you first mounted them up?

 

[R@pt0r]

I was only able to get the mid perch done the night before mounting the tires. I still have to trim the fender flares and hammer the pinch welds. As expected, it rubs on tight turns but that's another thread.

 

[LekRap]

I was only able to get the mid perch done the night before mounting the tires. I still have to trim the fender flares and hammer the pinch welds. As expected, it rubs on tight turns but that's another thread.

Looks awesome! Hammering the pinch welds is going to solve your problems! Also a great idea to trim the fender flares. Pinch welds makes a world of difference!

 

[Palerider]

Got a chance to test out my Cooper STT Pros in some of the stickiest, tackiest red clay I've seen. They performed amazingly and exceeded my expectations. At the same time I also got to witness how much of a POS that plastic hub BS is. A whole lot of popping and clicking.

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[W1N]

www.arkkeo.com