tahoeluver
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which brand of tire have y'all had the best luck out of for a 28" wheel??
28" wheel tires
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I had Delinte on mine. I had no complaints.
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Ok. How much tire pressure did you run? I have durun and I have a buddy with a different but we continuously bust belts in the inner portion of the tire. With me it only would happen on the front in which I wouldn't want to say it had to do with my alignment but I'm not too sure right about now. He would have issues on the back as well. He may have had lexani tires.
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I ran 45 psi all the way around. But I know guys who run 48 or 50 and get good life out of their tires. I have heard not so good things about Durun but you can hear stories about every brand tire.
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What size tires are you all running. I have a 2/3 drop. I tried to run 295/25/28 and they rubbed like crazy. The trucks in the pics look lowered
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295/25/28 with a 2/4 drop. Rear just needing some trimming on the plastics. Fronts were a whole different story. A LOT of trimming and massaging on the plastics and inner fenders.
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Thanks for the reply. So they could work with some persuasion.
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It's not for the faint of heart. But definitely can be done. End result is definitely worth it.
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