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I was wondering if anyone knew of a mud or all terrain tire that would fit on my LE's 18 inch rims. Of course I would like to do this as inexpensively as possible, which means no cutting or lifting. I fear I may have to drop to 16,s but will they fit over the brakes?
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keep your regular tires and don't ruin a good truck with lttle rims!
Get deeper Pockets and get the Nitto Terra Grapplers. in the 18"
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Toyo and BF Goodrich make tires that are close the the stock size and are a TON better than those crappy tires that come on there.
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Good luck doing it inexpensivley. I wanted a better gripping and tougher tire, but I couldn't find any that I could afford. Had to end up going with the Continental Contitrac 265/70/18 for $450.00. Cheapest place I could find.
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Thanks fellas.
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Those Contis rate almost as bad as the Goodyears. But anything is a
step up. BFG makes the All Terrain TA KOsin 275/65/18 or 275/60/18 nut
it is a nearly perfect match in tire height. That is if you care about
the speedo correction issue. I usually don't. The TA KOs do have a
stiff sidewall but the do grip far,far,far better than the Crapyears.
Good luck, I'm waiting for the tax returns before buying anything as we
think we might need our first car seat
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i have been having these brake problems .the rotors are to small for the weight of the truck so they waro from all of the heat.well nissan has what they call a bulletin(callback)if yo have 2 problems with the rotors on the 3rd trip they are installing the rotors with the grooves and drilled holes which disapates the heat.i dont think they are going to send out anything on it so i am just giving a leg up.
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I am on my third set of rotors and Nissan did not provide a slotted or drilled option. They provided a thicker rotor but in turn you give up the height of the cooling vains in the rotor. If they do get you one way its another
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