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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Another jack of all trades tire thread
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[QUOTE="hlejeune6.7, post: 1566329, member: 33630"] Hello all. I’m looking for new tires for my f250 in 37x12.50r20. Currently eyeing the Mastercraft cxt (not much info on these), copper stt pro (concerned about tread life and noise), and the Mastercraft mxt (again, road noise). Anyone have any experience with any of these? I drive 40% gravel roads, 40% highway and interstate (I do about 1.5hr interstate runs every couple weeks), 20% off-road muddy conditions. Coming from a set of ridge grapplers, loved them but they are just too expensive now. Thanks! [/QUOTE]
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