Updated Pics of my 2003 Sport
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EdL04Sport
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Lookin' good Mark. See ya on Saturday.
krosno3
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Nice pics...I wish mine was so clean and shinny...Mark86 said:
I'm still waiting for few days of really nice weather so I can clean mine from all that salt and keep it that way for at least few days until next rain or snow....As for your tires, white lettering on the outside is the only way to go on Sport Edition.. It looks much better.. Can You tell me how do You feel about them? I haven't done any research yet because mine Dunlop are still in good shape (only 11 000 miles) and so far I like them a lot. I just want to know for future when I will have to buy new set...
Also where did You get that hitchstep from? It looks nice..I wonder how would it look like on Titanium....
Mark86
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Re: Re: Updated Pics of my 2003 Sport
I love the Revos. The truck performs much better with these tires. It grips the road a lot better and I was very impressed with them in the rain. I had 17,000 miles on my Dunlops and they were badly worn. At most, I could have gotten 3,000 more on them.
I got the hitchstep from www.tonnocover.com. They were very reputable and matched the cheaper price I found. I would probably go with the stainless steel hitchstep for the Titanium silver. That is just my opinion though!
krosno3 said:Nice pics...I wish mine was so clean and shinny...
As for your tires, white lettering on the outside is the only way to go on Sport Edition.. It looks much better.. Can You tell me how do You feel about them? I haven't done any research yet because mine Dunlop are still in good shape (only 11 000 miles) and so far I like them a lot. I just want to know for future when I will have to buy new set...
Also where did You get that hitchstep from? It looks nice..I wonder how would it look like on Titanium....
I love the Revos. The truck performs much better with these tires. It grips the road a lot better and I was very impressed with them in the rain. I had 17,000 miles on my Dunlops and they were badly worn. At most, I could have gotten 3,000 more on them.
I got the hitchstep from www.tonnocover.com. They were very reputable and matched the cheaper price I found. I would probably go with the stainless steel hitchstep for the Titanium silver. That is just my opinion though!
Hitman
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Woodbert said:
Hhahahaha... the only time you really see that is on brand new cars. Hardly any tire shops actually take the time/effort to do that these days.
The reasoning behind that is to minimize the wheel weights to balance the tire on the rim. But as you can see, Mark has a single, very small wheel weight on the outside lip of his rim. So it's possible that the tire installer rotated the tire 180 degrees out to avoid using larger weights.
tkr128
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Looks great!
I originally wanted a silver Sport since silver is the only color I thought looked good with the cladding. I also like the white lettering facing out, especially on Sports, it makes it look stock.
Did your parents replace the Bridgestone Duelers with the Revos on their 4Runner too?
I originally wanted a silver Sport since silver is the only color I thought looked good with the cladding. I also like the white lettering facing out, especially on Sports, it makes it look stock.
Did your parents replace the Bridgestone Duelers with the Revos on their 4Runner too?
HuntRunner
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What would mess up the ATRAC?
chunderboy
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AHHH man that looks sweet. Great i am going to see them on yours then look at mine, and have to go out and buy them.
Thanks for spending my money for me
Thanks for spending my money for me
chunderboy
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oh, and one more thing. How much was the hitch step, and where did you get the first price to match it with theirs.
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