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I thought they were biased ply but apparently there's a difference between that and biased tread pattern.
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Trackerforsport
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Sorry for all the pain I may have caused by the picture wait. I truly love to look now compared to the wimpy all-terrains
I have a weird question when you stand next to your truck were is the bottom cladding.. Knee height or higher going to do the same lift and tire setup just different brand of tire and wanted to get an idea of how high it will sit thanks
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I have a weird question when you stand next to your truck were is the bottom cladding.. Knee height or higher going to do the same lift and tire setup just different brand of tire and wanted to get an idea of how high it will sit thanks
They do sit just about knee level, im 6' 1''.
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Ok thanks I'm only 5'9" so it would be almost waist on my more center thigh then
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