yall running 285/75's on PYO's

[MattZ71]

how do you like them?? and do any of yall have pictures of them on ur trucks?

 

[nosliw]

i'm assuming PYO means stock wheels...

they work fine. if i was going to stick with 285's for the next set i'd go wider on the rims. you have to run them low so they don't wear unevenly. i have mine at 55-56 and are wearing nicely. over 35K on them and they look practically new.

i cranked the torsion-bars 5 turns and did minor trimming to the fenderwell.

if you want any other shot of them let me know and i can run out and snap a picture tomorrow

 

[nosliw]

this should be in Suspension and Wheels btw :ciappa:

 

[MattZ71]

thanks for the picture!! i no! i should be maybe a mod will move it...HINT HINT lol

 

[whitetrash21]

**** ME!! i think you'd win if you ever hit something..... that thing is huge. your av pic doesn't do it justice.....

 

[nosliw]

thanks. ARB bumpers are awesome. maybe this picture shows it off more...

 

[Philbilly2]

PYO is the factory code for the stock alloy wheels:

They look like this:

 

[pondsy]

Compliments of GM!!

 

[Grendahl]

There are a couple pictures of 295/75/16 BFG ATs on stock PYO wheels in my photo album.

 

[Philbilly2]

Compliments of GM!!

I love it how you can tell how old a picture is by how high the gas prices are. :cuss: :cryin:

 

[pondsy]

I love it how you can tell how old a picture is by how high the gas prices are. :cuss: :cryin:

lol :rolleyes5: Mid July 07

 

[ServiceOnSite]

I love it how you can tell how old a picture is by how high the gas prices are. :cuss: :cryin:

its sad really. diesel just hit 5.00 and gas 4.00:cryin::cryin:

 

[DunesRunner08]

I love it how you can tell how old a picture is by how high the gas prices are. :cuss: :cryin:

lol..yeah in 20 years when its $25.00 a gal you can tell the grand kids that you remember when it was 1/10th of the price....lol