New Tires

[boostaholic]

I'll get some pics of them on the truck tomorrow but DAMN what a difference. I was driving down to my boy's parents for christmas dinner last night and the goodyears just weren't cutting it on ice or deep snow. I put the pro comps on today and buried the truck in a snow pile, stopped, and drove right out no problem. They drive softer and feel way safer on ice or deep powder. I would recommend this size to anyone with 18's or 20's that needs some good winter traction without the aggressive look of a gnarly tire on a dropped truck. I have to swerve and lift off to enduce oversteer and the truck almost instantly regains traction, I hope they're quieter then the goodyears when dry but I never had an issue with the pro comps at's in any other size. I hope I can get a few bills for the goodyears on craigslist, 275/55/20's are getting alot cheaper now that everyone is donked out on rubberbands.

 

[bahollis]

My new favorite phrase...

:rofl: ".... now that everyone is donked out on rubberbands".

that's funny!

BH

 

[bamachevy89]

I had those on my F-150 a few years back. They were awesome off road, but I just didn't like the ride on the highway. However, I put them on after having Goodyear Wranglers, and the Pro Comps were better than them both on the highway and off road.

 

[boostaholic]

I have been rallying these tires and they continue to amaze me, crazy snow and ice traction but it took some of the fun away from my tokyo drifting this winter.

Kind of a tight fit but they barely rub full crank going into my steep driveway.