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Old 07-31-2019, 02:01 PM   #6
1976gmc20
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Re: Stock height on tires 67-72's only

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Originally Posted by CG View Post
Im talking about the heavy treaded tall skinny tires. I realize bias ply were all we had back in the day and we managed just fine with them. I drove plenty of miles on them when I was a kid. But I doubt very much the style I'm talking about were used to tour the country. I feel like the K trucks were working trucks, not long distance lets enjoy the countryside tires. These things get flat spotted just from sitting haha.
I thought you were talking tire sizes not tread patterns.

I ran a little bit of everything tread-wise over the years, but mostly within one state. Sometimes I ran ugly mud and snow tread on all four, sometimes highway on front and m/s on the back, and sometimes highway all the way around. The m/s tires don't last very long on the front.

I drove my K20 to Alaska, and back a couple years later. I did blow a couple of m/s tires on the back (one old, one new) but I was pretty hellishly overloaded on the way up there.
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