Okay you selfish impatient bastards! You forced me to leave early. On a Friday no less. And then have to come home and work on my H3. You bunch of worthless ingrates! It was pure utter HELL!!!

Actually it was lots of fun. Thanks guys for a great excuse! ;D

pic 1 - First wheel installed

Second Pic - Lifting the Drivers side rear

Pic Three - Front and Rear installed

Pic Four - Profile shot

Pic five - Partially stuffed. I didn't have a Hummer dealer nearby like Neo did so I used the next best thing. A 10" timber left over from a woodworking project

Pic Six - Clearance - The wheel isn't fully stuffed so I don't know if this is fair, but there is about an inch to inch and a quarter worth of space between that flange and the tire.

Looking good. See what happens when you listen to use, you get to go home early on a Friday and play

Things learned in the process.

1. It takes about 35-45 minutes of working slow to change four wheels.

2. It wasn't hard at all to do. Hell, Even HI could do it in an hour (here comes trouble!)

3. It takes about 1 fully charged, three year old, Ryobi 18 volt battery to remove and install 4 wheels using an impact driver. No, the Ryobi doesn't snug the lugs up fully, but it takes them off nice and quick!

4. I seem to have lost some weight. My god damn pants keep falling down! I felt like Home Boi G and I'm sure I nearly gave some old woman the thrill (or fright) of her life!

5. The TPS warning NEVER came on. Weird... I did leave the OE spare on for right now as these will be coming off in a few days.

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Whats up with you peckerheads!? None of you want to go to Paragon in April? Come on! I've got to get these puppies muddy. Go see the FREE BEER thread and sign your asses up!

Thanks Newbie! It was fun

Oh, it rides really quietly now. Much quieter than the OE Bridestones.

and chance breaking a nail!? Not a chance.

You wouldn't even come close. It was THAT easy

Lookin good. Dont forget to retorque lugs after a 100 miles. I had 2 that needed alittle snugging. Did you do a T-bar adjustment? A couple turns will give you a extra inch of clearance. They look great! It would be had for me to take them off. Really sets your rig. W.T.G. dOg

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Looks awesome Rob!!!! and what better excuse to bail work early on a friday

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Perfect ROFLMAO!!!

Rollin wid Humm This... LOL

Nice! Now let's see how long you actually keep them on there.

If I wasn't such a little puss and actually owned an H3 I would love to have tires like that.

Looks great, Rob! I've had BFGs on a Toyota PU and Jeep Cherokee. They'll serve you well. PICS WITH DIRT!

LMAO Ipe , those look great glad to see you got some pics for us very nice man and i like your wooden block test so how big is that smile on your face when you look at your truck now ? !!! congrats man !!!

i think the only reason he will take them off is to have the pressure sensors installed they really make it look tough

I love 'em! They look great, thats for sure!

Last night we went out and I parked next to a Heep Grand Cherokee. I towered over the thing.

HeHeHe