NBRunner
Junior Member
'92 4Runner SR5 V6, auto, 31x10.5 on stock aluminum rims
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Post by NBRunner on Oct 9, 2003 10:56:01 GMT -5
I'm trying to decide what tires I should run for the winter. I was just going to pick up some used 31x10.5s but I've been told that they caused someone with a similar rig to flip when they hit some slush.... any thoughts? I've been driving it for the past few years with 235/75 15s, but I'd like to go to something a bit taller (no lifting for the moment)
Thanks
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Post by Sean on Oct 9, 2003 12:45:36 GMT -5
I bought my truck with 31's and live in Canada where I see snow for half the year. Never had a problem, but you will notice a huge traction difference between a new set and a worn set, especially on wet or icy surfaces.
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NBRunner
Junior Member
'92 4Runner SR5 V6, auto, 31x10.5 on stock aluminum rims
Posts: 85
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Post by NBRunner on Oct 11, 2003 18:44:07 GMT -5
Where're you located? I'm in Moncton NB (thus the NB in the alias)
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Colotoyboy
Full Member
1990 Toy 4x4 pickup, exhaust, Amsoil(airbox mod) 31'' BFG Muds, Rancho 5000's, Hella 500's, Cobra CB
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Post by Colotoyboy on Oct 14, 2003 0:21:23 GMT -5
hey man, i would definetly go with a 31x10.50 AT. They will be 2 inches taller plus fit on your stock rims. you can also run them without a lift, no problem. An all-terrain like a BFGoodrich is great in the snow!
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Post by Sean on Oct 15, 2003 11:39:11 GMT -5
Sorry I did'nt reply earlier. I live in Winnipeg.
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