For those that love the look of OEM 5 stars and wondering how they look with 2” spacers thought I’d post a few pics. 2011 Duramax leveled
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with 275/65R20 Yokohama Geolandar A/T. Had to remove mud flaps and do a little modification to the inner fender firewall side.
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For those that love the look of OEM 5 stars and wondering how they look with 2” spacers thought I’d post a few pics. 2011 Duramax leveled
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with 275/65R20 Yokohama Geolandar A/T. Had to remove mud flaps and do a little modification to the inner fender firewall side.
I hope you have better luck w/ Yokohama tires than I did/am. I put 4 Yokohama on the back of a 2005 dually. I had 2 Michelin on the front. I check air pressure monthly and every time the Michelin were spot on and each of the Yokohama had lost several pounds. Each Yokohama lost the exact same amount of air. Never did figure that out.
And I have 4 Yokohama's on the wife's car. It sits a lot. And every time we take it out, the tires are flat spotted. Takes about 2 or 3 miles for them to smooth out.
I'll never buy another Yokohama. JMO
And I have 4 Yokohama's on the wife's car. It sits a lot. And every time we take it out, the tires are flat spotted. Takes about 2 or 3 miles for them to smooth out.
I'll never buy another Yokohama. JMO
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