Recent content by razorbill

I had the same brand on a truck and there was no sun fading at all. I've never seen a set on any vehicle faded from the sun come to think of it.

My wheels are 8.5" wide with -6 offset (no clue what the stock wheels are):

Installed mine last week:

Here ya go:

New wheels (Level 8 Trackers) and installed Bushwhacker fender flares.

For those looking for the filter socket: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015PK3AG?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

I realize you don't want a minivan but If I had three kids I'd get a AWD Sienna and be done with it. Despite the self inflicted ego damage its hard to argue with the room and convenience of a mini van. But I'm and old dude now and don't really care what people think of me or what I drive.

Active/Reserve/Retired: Retired Branch of Military: US Coast Guard Years Served: 22yrs Paygrade: E-9 MOS/Rate: QM/BM Currently Stationed: Sault Ste Marie, MI, waiting on the wife to retire in a couple years.

Cut and paste from a previous thread I posted to:

Stock size (265/70/17), P rated. Little hum on the freeway but not annoying. They have been great in the couple snow falls we've had. I have about 3000 miles on them now. Based on what I've experienced I'd recommend them for anyone living in the snow belt.

Might want to take a look at the Cooper ATW. All Terrain 4 season "snow" tire. Same as the AT3 but with additional siping. I put them to the test last week in 10" of unforcasted snow while hunting. Never spun a tire, honest. I was 5 miles from the highway and honestly was worried about...