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As you can see, there is no reason to keep the stock van tires. I went with BFG KO2 275/70/R18.
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OBX non-SAS stock tire vs. BFG KO2 275/70/R18 - comparison photo
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Looks good. Thinking about the same thing in a year (when I have one).
I was thinking about this, because we'll get like 50 bucks per tire for selling them... But I believe the life of the tire is 80K miles.... thats like 5-8 years of driving with the stock tires.
Hehehehe. I do 80K a year on my work truck. My OBX hasn't left the garage since early October after getting it in August. Less than 2K on it
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Got any head on photo comparisonsAs you can see, there is no reason to embarrass yourself driving around with stock tires. ;-) I went with BFG TO2 275/70/R18. The ride is smooth and quiet, and I couldn't be happier with this decision.
This is my exact build. Love how you kept the stock wheels. I am considering doing this, as well. Good to hear the ride is still quiet.
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How's this?Got any head on photo comparisons
This is my exact build. Love how you kept the stock wheels. I am considering doing this, as well. Good to hear the ride is still quiet.
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Great look! Did you add a level or just swapped out the tiresHow's this?
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No level yet, just a tire swap. I'm going to do the 1” level soon though.
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Are those 35”?As you can see, there is no reason to embarrass yourself driving around with stock tires. ;-) I went with BFG TO2 275/70/R18. The ride is smooth and quiet, and I couldn't be happier with this decision.
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Not the same but I plan to swap out the 35" Goodyear Territories before it leaves the dealership for Falken Wildpeak A/Ts. The territories throw stones like crazy.
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They look bigger. Very cool.
The stock tires were killing the ride quality (and the overall look). Personally, I went with 285/70/17. No lift/level yet. No rubbing issues. The ride quality is night and day. The better/bigger tires eat up the smaller bumps, along with a C load range. OP, nice looking ride.
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What was effect on gas mileage?The stock tires were killing the ride quality (and the overall look). Personally, I went with 285/70/17. No lift/level yet. No rubbing issues. The ride quality is night and day. The better/bigger tires eat up the smaller bumps, along with a C load range. OP, nice looking ride.
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