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Never heard roaches squeal...might wanna try some raid roach killer in those bearings, or call terminix.

Republicans

7 degrees, and snowing hard.....the gully whopper is here. Roads are becoming slicker than goose turds on a wet lawn.

Conservation

Your playing to the wrong crowd:rolleyes:

Here come the guard

Extremists

Been on several dirt roads here. They work similar to the firestones that came stock. Best thing they don't throw as many stones.

Thats actually 2 words...which one do you want to go with? we've been on a roll, don't screw it up

I haven't noticed any road noise difference with the kumho tires from the stock firestones the truck came with...then again my 3rd gen has a pretty quiet cab. There's always going to be some road noise variations in spots on different pavement, and concrete surfaces. With the kumho's I like the...

Globalists I'm trying not to go in circles again without posting the word ''communists''

I just spray a little heavy duty silicon across the drums inner bolt pattern. Never had an issue pulling the drums, nor collecting rust. Just don't slobber the spray on.

Yeah, but it's not needed. Now you gotta wire wheel all that crap off.

Democrats

I get it, you like new tires....we all do. Doesn't anyone use this forums ''WHATS NEW'' caption? There wouldn't be such a need for multiple same threads.

Prosperous

Should have bought kumho tires, I got 4 245/75 16's installed for around $850 otd from town fair tire. These tires have basically the same specs.

How did roaches get in your wheel bearings? I gotta hear this one

I haven't used 4wd in my truck yet this winter. I can't believe how good those all season kumho tires are in snow vs the stock firestones. So far very happy with them.

Wow...it's 1 pm today and it's a whole 5 degrees. I should stayed in florida where it was nearly 80 in short sleeves....what have I come home to?