REVOs are ON!!!

bstboy

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265/70-17

Can't say enough how much I love these
 

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bstboy, yours looks like a clone of my truck. Same color, same model, and now the same tires hmmmmmm;): The only difference is I went with the 265/65 size. Nice choice!!!:arrow:
 
why

are they called revo's? i just dont know...

and give me some info on that exhaust, looks sweet.. whered u buy it, can u post pics...

and my car is just like yours too.. i tinted the front recently, it's badass....
 

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4runnerman said:
i've seen them on a chevy tahoe, this old lady that bought one the other day...


i guess she's kool now

My mom has a 99 Tahoe, and I noticed a few months ago that she is running the Revos. She has had them for like 3 years. Has almost 65k on em.... not too bad.
 
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Boaz said:
My mom has a 99 Tahoe, and I noticed a few months ago that she is running the Revos. She has had them for like 3 years. Has almost 65k on em.... not too bad.
When I got mine, the guy at the shop said a woman came in a few days before and had him put Revos on her van. He said he tried to talk her into more of a passenger tire, but she was adamant and insisted on the Revos -- said she'd done her research and she wanted them for their traction.
 
why would you want 265/70r17???? if you have 17" rims u need 265/65r17. go to the tirerack site at once :-)

I understand racers want plus sizes but you are going the wrong way. no such thing as a minus size?



S**t. My local dealers don
 
Bobby said:
I had the same problem so I just bought the tires and installed them myself at my bro-in-law's shop. I just got rejected on the $75 rebate because they weren't installed at their shop. Bastards.

First, I don't have a shop to install it.
Second, I was actually trying to sell my tires trough them. They are pretty new ones, only 1.5k.
 
onerunner said:
why would you want 265/70r17???? if you have 17" rims u need 265/65r17. go to the tirerack site at once :-)

I understand racers want plus sizes but you are going the wrong way. no such thing as a minus size?

I want larger tires, because they looks better and I'm thinking of lifting, so it's make sense of getting big tires.
 
The tires are surprisingly quiet. A little more noise than the Crapteks but hardly noticeable. Just crank up the tunes and you won't even notice.
 
I want larger tires, because they looks better and I'm thinking of lifting, so it's make sense of getting big tires.

call tirerack and talk to them. the only concern i have is you rolling over on the highway with these tires. i have plus tires on my car and it hugs the road. imagine what a negative (plus) size will do to u.
 
onerunner said:
I want larger tires, because they looks better and I'm thinking of lifting, so it's make sense of getting big tires.

call tirerack and talk to them. the only concern i have is you rolling over on the highway with these tires. i have plus tires on my car and it hugs the road. imagine what a negative (plus) size will do to u.


onerunner.... I cannot figure out what in the hell you mean by a negative plus size......

265/65/17 is SMALLER than 265/70/17 by one inch. SO the 265/70/17 tire is slightly TALLER than the OEM tire, quite a few members of this board run this size with NO problems and NO rubbing. A tire that is one inch bigger in diameter will not cause "rolling over" on the highway.... or any other road for that matter. Do a search on "REVO" and see how many people upsize with ZERO problems.....

you sound like my local Costco , who wont install larger tires on anything now... because of lawsuits I guess... ne ways.... explain to me what a negative plus size tire is..... I gotta hear it.
 
There's a difference in "plus sizing" and going to bigger tires.

Plus sizing is getting a bigger wheel and lower profile tires so the overall diameter of the tires is the same as stock.

We're talking about gettting a 1" bigger tire.

And yes, Boaz, it does make a difference as well as a lift does. It raises your center of gravity (CG) and you have a greater chance to roll over in a quick manuver. It just basic laws of physics. It might feel like the same but it's not.

Just remember you're driving a SUV and not a sports car.
 

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