So I am all stock for a few months. I do very mild trails alot in the spring and summer and hit silver lake (small sand dunes) every once in a while. Just need a good DD that can do good on trails when needed. Good tires will come when the lift does. I don't want to spend $600 on tires when I will need bigger better tires with the lift in 1-2 mths......
Seems like a great deal. Just wanted to make sure no one had any very bad opinions on theme! Thanks!
http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/pts/1570044433.html
Thoughts on these used tires
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They should be fine. You wont be able to tell how worn they are till you see them though. SO dont commit until you get out there and get a visual.
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Get your tires first. Then plan your build around that. Nothing worse than dropping $600+ prior to lift, only to lift and then not like the look/feel. Tires will be the biggest decision you make out of it all. Choose wisely and make it right the first time.
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