You Can't Lose with 42's
12-02-2009, 09:25 AM
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You Can't Lose with 42's
We got a friend and customer that is going from 38's to 42's
The old 38's and the new 42's
This is a shot of some factory BFG 32's; old Toyo 38's; and the GoodYear MT-R's With Kevlar
The old 38's and the new 42's
This is a shot of some factory BFG 32's; old Toyo 38's; and the GoodYear MT-R's With Kevlar
12-02-2009, 09:52 AM
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The 42 inch Goodyear MT-R's w/Kevlar feel lighter then the 38 Toyo MT's
The GY MT-R's say they are 14.50 inch wide and the Toyo MT's are 13.50 inch wide...the Toyo's look wider
The GY MT-R's say they are 14.50 inch wide
and the Toyo MT's are 13.50 inch wide...the Toyo's look wider
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I am going to say the old tires 'look' wider because they were filled with air.
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