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I had BF ATs on my Exploder and loved them. They were swapped over to my sister's Exploder for another three years. That set of tires probably saw 60K easy. Decisions decisions.......... J

I was trying to go there too.......bastards. J

Same as well. KM2s have a more aggressive pattern, and seemed to wear a little quicker than the all terrains. The nitto grapplers lasted well on our JK, but not so much on the dodge diesel (guessing the weight caused it to wear out faster, not positive). Well shit..............decisions decisions. J

Glad the resolution is underway. J

I know a lot of people who love them. I went with a much more agressive tread and while they are surprisingly AMAZING in the snow, they are wearing a little faster than I like. I drive more than most though. Also I have heard that Ford's are particularly harsh on aggressive treads and even with frequent rotation sometimes can still scrub bad up front and not end up "cutting" them when on the back. I have put 27k on the truck since August 2011. J

Depending on how much grip you want, bf Goodrich km2, all terrain, or nitto graplers. I was looking at the all terrain and I have looked at graplers in the past. What is so good about the km2? I haven't seen them yet. Grip is never a bad thing. I don't take my truck our sliding on asphalt (intentionally) except for an ocasional burn out, which will stop once I have new tires. J Snow is a total different animal than rocks, mud, dirt, or anything else. You want to cut through snow. You don't want a big wide tire with large tread blocks. A good tire for snow will be just for snow. I won't be spending months there. Like 4 days one period, then maybe a week's worth later. All maintained roads too, not backroads 10" of snow. J

Going to look into Nitto Terra Grapplers tomorrow. Seems to be my best choice. J

Depending on how much grip you want, bf Goodrich km2, all terrain, or nitto graplers. I was looking at the all terrain and I have looked at graplers in the past. What is so good about the km2? I haven't seen them yet. Grip is never a bad thing. I don't take my truck our sliding on asphalt (intentionally) except for an ocasional burn out, which will stop once I have new tires. J

I'd like some ideas here guys. I am getting close to needing new tires on my 2011 Toyota Tundra. It does have 4 wheel drive and currently has a P275/65R18 on it now. I am wanting something with a bit more aggressive of a tread pattern as I do appreciate the better grip in dirt and mud, as well as on rocks and snow. I will be driving into 'snow country' soon and want to have the best bang for my buck. Any recommendations on brand and/or model??? J

In Mexico, 90% of our company got sick. Of those 90%, 100% of them carried one hell of a medicine cabinet with them. The 10% of us that didn't don't medicate. Environment and your way of interacting with it is a bitch. More interesting the 10% also followed me around and ate street food on top of the all inclusive stuff. In Iraq we had a local restaurant area of the base. Signs were posted EVERYWHERE 'Eat at own risk; not evaluated by medical staff'. I ate there at least one day a week and NEVER got sick. Hell some of the guys who went from time to time with us ate some of my food and got sick too. Yes their food growing procedures are MUCH different than ours, but the end result was damn good, and worth the risk every time. I'd kill for another brick oven pizza from them. J

It depends on experience. I know that with tower school (what is required to do this here) in my other job in the Army, it pays about 1000 per job or more depending on complexity. Prime example, one of our old guys got paid 1000 to climb and change the light bulb at the top of the tower. Perfectly clear 85* sunny day with light winds. J

How long till she gets her first ink bro? J

Congrats Uncle Chop!!!! J

Damn cake decorators don't listen. J

To bust my ass to improve my life and the quality of it. J

Hey Jared!!! Happy New Year to you and the family as well brother!!! J

Kudos to you on working full time with a full course load and wife with child. I seriously hope IA gets in here to take care of you. I would be sorrily disappointed to see them fuck someone over this way. J

Glad to know you set the bar low. J

Smartass T0P J

You can try plumber's putty. That should do it for temporary use. Ok thanks. Perfect for what i was looking for.. Now the waiting game to see if i can prevent a leak so i know which fitting to replace. And after doing some research, i found out that 14" air line needs to be sealed differently than large lines. Teflon tape alone does not seal 14" air line.. SO.. @@$$*%(&(^%^, i'm probably going to be experiencing these leaks overtime throughout all the fittings until everything is re-sealed with teflon tape and rector seal, or leak-lock or something equivalent. So we answer our own questions now??? J

Its QB dominant unless you are the Bills. Then we are QB pathetic. I love what Fitz does for the community, but that is the extent of his worth IMO. J

I would love something two wheeled, but my balance isn't always great, I have a thing for speed, and for saying to myself 'okay I took the curve at 55 last time, lets try 65. That 35 mph sign is for bad weather/pussies/women.' and that is a recipe for death. J

I think its time for the Firebird to go. Either get something new to go play in or maybe a classic. J

Well if you snag it I'd love to see it. I've ben considering finding one and trading my Formula for it. J

Pics of said fox body? J