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6.7 Aftermarket
35" tire review
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[QUOTE="JRLott, post: 1437153, member: 19991"] Heavy foot for certain...I've been fairly hard on my Toyo AT2s and they have 27k on them now at about half tread. I'm figuring 40k+. Possibly 50k. I'm looking at Coopers for my next set, mostly because they are quality and not as expensive as the Toyo or Nitto. I'm think you'd be well served with any, but none will work magic and stand up to a heavy foot on a heavy truck with this kind of torque. Ease up on the throttle a bit if you want them to last. If the throttle is that important, expect to buy tires every year. [/QUOTE]
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