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Originally Posted by duramax-rob  Plus you will have a little less pulling power than with the smaller original tires. ( I'm sure that's what you meant Rob. ) | If you're loading to the max and/or hauling heavy, lower rpms with bigger tires does not always equate to better mileage.
I need performance in tires over longevity, so I run the Revos and they DO perform. Very well made, low weights needed to balance, they’re a 50k mile tire and I guess that's about right but, I don't run the tread down like most people. I can't gamble in the traffic conditions that we must travel here.
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Last edited by Hook'em_Horns! : 08-15-2008 at 11:34 PM.
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