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  1. Nambaster

    Considering Lifting for Function v. Form

    ...for just slowing down a bit or straddling ruts. if your inquiry was about cosmetics, I would say do it, but function is a stretch in my opinion. It’s a lot of money to spend. I am a fan of tire chains, locking diffs, and good driving and a winch over height, and flashy offset oversized tires.
  2. cedahm

    New Truck Build Sanity Check

    I just did the same thing yesterday :) here’s what I’m planning if it’s helpful: - Debating sliding cover (this is the one i was looking at, two ffiends have them and they’re great: https://retrax.com/) with Thule towers (I need a fly rod carrier and a Cargo Box/Ski rack) versus a Leer or ARE...
  3. R

    Type S tire chains

    I bought a different pickup and these won’t fit so I have no use for them. 75.00 shipped to you
  4. TexAg09

    out of state advice

    ...other maintenance and/or winterization is done and good to go. Organize and pack any recovery gear you think you might need. Tow strap, tire chains, jumper cables, shovel, sleeping bag, water, food, crank weather radio, etc. Research the area for grocery stores, mechanic/tire shop, and...
  5. prhunter

    How many chains?

    I see that most tire chains are sold in pairs. Question is would be ok with just two or should I have one for each tire in my vehicle?
  6. EastTNHunter

    WY Mud Roads

    Thank y’all for all of the responses. I like the board idea for getting unstuck. I’m going to buy some chains regardless, as the ones that I have are for a different tire size for a vehicle that I no longer have. I’ve never used chains before. I’m currently looking at 7, 21, 24, 18, 32, 113...
  7. C

    White Sulphur Springs elk hunting

    ...in case I can't. 6. Are Pomoly hot tents any good? What other brands would you look at? Don't want to spend a fortune. 7. Will I need tire chains for my Sierra 2500HD? I just got new Toyo Open Country AT3s put on a month ago. I'm used to driving in snow. Don't want to go off-road with that...
  8. TheNorthStar

    Tire guru's I need help. Yes, another tire thread....

    I'm shopping for tires for my 2017 right now, man. Not sure where you daily drive, but you probably don't need E rated. I'm going to stick with an SL AT tire as most of my driving is done on highways and city streets, with potential for a bunch of snow, 7mo a year. As far as chains go, stick...
  9. L

    Considering Lifting for Function v. Form

    Thanks all. Pretty much decided the plan. Will target fitting the tallest tires (and allow chains) without level/lift, but with front bumper and fender trimming. Thankfully recommended to a shop here in the Bitterroot Valley that sounds like they've got plenty of experience fender trimming to...
  10. S

    Tire guru's I need help. Yes, another tire thread....

    This is where I'm at right now. I had a 2015 and ran E rated Duratrac. Great tire, but as you can imagine adding 20lbs at each corner ate up MPG (~4 for me). Ride was fine, better than my work 1/2 tons. I'm now driving a 2018 Taco and looking to ditch the Wrangler Kevlars (ok tire, 4 punctures...
  11. Fsmith

    Shouldn’t Have Done That

    This is the first year in the last 5 that this hasn’t happened to me at some point in the season. Tire chains are great peace of mind.
  12. B

    Leveling Kit on 2020 Silverado

    Keep in mind you can install the Trailboss suspension on some Silverados. This would also be covered by whatever remaining warranty u have. You'd have to check and make sure ur truck is eligible. I've had leveling kit on my Sierra (the kind that mounts under the strut) and it was definitely a...
  13. oldillini

    GMU 54 Colorado

    Like N2, I have hunted with an outfitter at the end (Eagle Mountain Outfitters, I believe) in 2nd rifle season. Fortunate the year (2017) I hunted there was dry and didn't need chains, just the 4x4. Chains were in the truck bed just in case. I can't remember for sure how far up it was, maybe...
  14. Dougfirtree

    Colorado Unit 54

    That unit is really over-the-top-beautiful. Very demanding physically, but gorgeous.
  15. T

    Considering Lifting for Function v. Form

    Much better plan dude.
  16. S

    Tire guru's I need help. Yes, another tire thread....

    Ugh, Ya'll are muddying the waters for me .:) I had my mind made up. Thinking about losing 4 mpg over the life of a set of tires is causing a cost/benefit analysis of E rated tires in my situation.
  17. CiK

    Tire Chains

    Not sure if this is "fireside" worthy, but I am in need of tire chains for a tire size of 285/75r16. Is there a certain brand of tire chains to look for? Tony
  18. OleRedbeard

    Tire guru's I need help. Yes, another tire thread....

    I have to echo everything Mthuntr just said. He's right on the money. I just put a new set on my 19 Tacoma. Toyo Open Country IIIs in the OEM size. too early to tell how much I like them yet but so far I have no complaints. My truck is a daily driver and only spends maybe 20 percent of its time...
  19. N2MyWake

    Colorado Unit 54

    I'm sure others will comment but I would recommend tire chains as a must for the road back to soap creek. When it's dry good tires and 4wd is enough, but when it's raining that top layer is slick we chained up all 4 to get in! I know some guys tried to get in without chains and had to be pulled...
  20. coleslaw

    Stock rig will it survive the west

    ...you take it out west, it likely will not be "new" after the trip. Depending on where you go and how adventurous you are, I would reccomend an extra gas can, a fully serviceable spare tire, a good jack, a set of tire chains, and a chainsaw. All the above have saved my butt in the past two years.
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