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:thumb3: How do you like those Hankook Dynapro's?

I love them. They look great, my mpg dropped less than 1mpg from the toy open country at2's, the road noise is just slighty more than the toyos. I havent got them offroad yet, but we did have a heavy rainfall the other day and they did very well on the wet roads. I even tried to get the rear to fish tail or the tires to spin and i was unable to do so. The rubber stuck to the pavement very well. Cant wait to get them offroad.
 
I love them. They look great, my mpg dropped less than 1mpg from the toy open country at2's, the road noise is just slighty more than the toyos. I havent got them offroad yet, but we did have a heavy rainfall the other day and they did very well on the wet roads. I even tried to get the rear to fish tail or the tires to spin and i was unable to do so. The rubber stuck to the pavement very well. Cant wait to get them offroad.

Nice! Yeah the mpg is expected going with a little more aggressive MT tire as is the road noise. Im sure there going to do awesome offroad!! I think these are the tires i'm going to get when i get aftermarket wheels or maybe the duratracs but i really like the hankooks and everybody that has them loves em!..
 
Nice! Yeah the mpg is expected going with a little more aggressive MT tire as is the road noise. Im sure there going to do awesome offroad!! I think these are the tires i'm going to get when i get aftermarket wheels or maybe the duratracs but i really like the hankooks and everybody that has them loves em!..

I was torn between those two tires as well, after research and my thread I started, I decided on these. I can't wait to get off road and see what they can do.
 
New grill :)
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lifted the lift!

Before: 3 inch suspension lift + 1 inch from tires (from 31' stock tires to 32 tires) = ~4 inches of lift

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After: 3 inch suspension lift + 2 inches from tires (from 31' stock tires to 33' tires) + 1 inch body lift = total of ~6 inches of lift

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Setup:
Icon Coilovers + Bilsten 5100/ToyTec Coils
285/70R17 Hankook DynaPro MTs
1inch 4Crawler Body Lift
 
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I'm looking at some new wheels and tires. I want to avoid spacers. But I'm confused at to what width rim. Or correct offset/backspace to have the set up sit flush.
 
I'm looking at some new wheels and tires. I want to avoid spacers. But I'm confused at to what width rim. Or correct offset/backspace to have the set up sit flush.

I didn't want spacers either, my new wheels are 17x8.5 with
A -6mm offset. Which equates to 4.25" backspacing I believe.
They sit pretty flush.
 
I didn't want spacers either, my new wheels are 17x8.5 with
A -6mm offset. Which equates to 4.25" backspacing I believe.
They sit pretty flush.
I see youre running 285's, if i stick with the 265/70 or 275/70 will i have to do some minor? major fender trimming? Im happy with my bilstein set up but just dont like how the wheels look so skinny
 
I see youre running 285's, if i stick with the 265/70 or 275/70 will i have to do some minor? major fender trimming? Im happy with my bilstein set up but just dont like how the wheels look so skinny

when i had my daystar 2.5/1.5 spacer lift, i was running 265/70/17's on
stock wheels and had absolutely no rubbing even when offroading, and did no
trimming what so ever.
 
Put the new tires on and took off the side steps. Hopefully I'll get a chance to install my coilovers next week and lift it a few inches.
 

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