if its that big the standard work tires should be all you need! on a truck that big you will have deep tread on there for work jobs that that truck would be doing on construction related jobs!

The tires are fine in the dirt/mud but they dont get the traction needed in the snow/ice. Even with just a couple inches of snow trying to go up a hill when plowing it with only like 2 or 3 inches of snow on the ground it has trouble.

My leg itches....

hmmmmmm.......sounds like more than just tire trouble! maybe shes not running with all of her horses!!! a truck like that shouldnt be spining its tires especialy with 3 tons of salt unless its going up a hill at a 45 degree angle and 6 inches of snow on the ground!

and AH, try scratching it!

So i had to work today and no one had school which means my ladies were prolly ballin it up, i'm sad

thats why you need there numbers! that way they can save themselves the trip of driving all the way over there and you not be there!

Shut up i get it already!!!!

By the time you get around to asking those girls out, they'll both be married with a couple of kids.....by someone else!

Then why have i been paying child support.....[8D]

I'm going to pass on that one.

I'm going to bed now. By the way, I haven't been bitten yet.