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A new "stupid" <img src="emoticons/icon_smile_shrug.gif" alt="Shrug">PA law is for certain counties to have, as part of the Annual Safety Inspection, a test of the gas cap! In part the entire state has in force an "Emission tampering inspection" inclusive with the State Inspection. If any...

Big Mike, I am interested in your 14.00x20s, any pics? How much tread left? Condition of tires and rims? Where ya located in NJ?

I have a brand new set of these hubs with $175.00 written on them. They came with my duece's extra parts, I wouldn't pay that much for them! I don't know the story about this type of hub but another member here states he has 5-dueces with this style hub? My duece has a standard style hub. I...

Big Mike, I have thought about those 16.00x20s, but I am trying to keep my truck on the road in PA.<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_dead.gif" alt="Dead"> It is a limiting factor when it comes to bumper height, tires beyond the wheel wells and State inspection. I would need a 12" suspension lift to...

MonsterMan, I now have 9.00x20s on the 91GMC and I must say the small block Chevy revs pretty high to maintain 60mph, without overdrive. RPM is about 3400 at 60mph. Driving on the Interstate for more than an hour, at this RPM, is a concern for me. I am contemplating larger tires.

I did have 11.00x20NDTs on my 91GMC when I first put the rears underneath and I actually used them in the mud before I bought the Firestone tires. Here are a few pics. These tires worked better than I thought they would but the Firestones are much better.<img...

Thanks, I'm happy with the setup so far. The front wheels in the bottom duece pic are 6.5"wide 9.00x20. All of the other wheels pictured are 7.5"wide 11.00x20. They have Firestone stamped into the rings and wheels. I bought the 11.00x20 Firestone NDs, NEW, from a local tire center. They're about...

This is my Military meets Civilian vehicle.<img src="emoticons/icon_smile.gif" alt="Smile">My 91GMC with 2 1/2ton Rockwells from a duece. I use this truck in the mud here in PA. It is works really well and I don't worry about breaking axles, anymore.<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_headbanger.gif"...