Leveling kit or 6" Lift
#72
Senior Member
the Terras are smooth riding tires. i have put them to work at the deer lease and i made it out every time. i am starting to hear them more and more as they wear down, but the highway i travel makes all tires sing. next set will be Toyo 35's most likely with a 6" lift.
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Bogie89 (01-31-2013)
#74
Living and working in the DC area, I need my truck to be able to fit into the vast majority of parking garages, which seem to average around 6'5 of clearance. I opted for a 2 1/2 leveling kit and installed it myself, for a total cost of $150.
#76
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#77
I drive a Chebby now :(
Get the trail grapplers. They look meaner and they are not that loud. I don't even hardly notice mine, except for when I'm walking up to my truck and think "damn those tires are bad ***". LOL. I'm sure they don't wear out that much faster than the terras. Even if they do, the look and performance of them is worth it to me.
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Bogie89 (02-01-2013)
#78
Get the trail grapplers. They look meaner and they are not that loud. I don't even hardly notice mine, except for when I'm walking up to my truck and think "damn those tires are bad ***". LOL. I'm sure they don't wear out that much faster than the terras. Even if they do, the look and performance of them is worth it to me.
#79
Senior Member
Its a BDS and they are actually 5.1" BS now and before that I was running 5.71" BS with 35's
Yeah I love the look, id say go for it!
Originally Posted by tastysalami
Man this looks good, I may have to go up in size when I wear out my shoes.
#80
Is $2200 4" or $2390 6" installed a pretty good price for BDS? We have one shop locally that is BDS installation center to offer the lifetime warranty. Just wondering if this is a good price or not.
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