RED H3 in Arizona-I want your tires

[Laura]

So...I was driving down Camelback rd saw this H3 that was red and the tires that it had on it were the "****". If it was you and you and belong to this forum please resond...I was in the white H3 and you might have thought i was stocking you but it was your tires i wanted,.. not a date. I have always like the BFG's but when i saw the tires and the tread on the stock rims i thought "dam" i like those. The tread was very cool.

[Laura]

So...I was driving down Camelback rd saw this H3 that was red and the tires that it had on it were the "****". If it was you and you and belong to this forum please resond...I was in the white H3 and you might have thought i was stocking you but it was your tires i wanted,.. not a date. I have always like the BFG's but when i saw the tires and the tread on the stock rims i thought "dam" i like those. The tread was very cool.

[First Hummer]

Laura those tires a nice,but keep in mind they can be loud on the highway.I had those same tires on my H3 but removed them because of the noise.I run Michelin LTX M/S 33 inch tires for the highway and they are great off-roading.Dont get me wrong the BFG are great tires.NTB tires has a 30 day policy if you dont like the tires they will replace them will another brand for free.

[Laura]

do you have a pic of your truck-side view

[First Hummer]

do you have a National Tire and Battery in your area.I would try the BFG and if your happy enough said.If you are not happy you can change them.

[f5fstop]

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[HummerJim]

Aggressive offroad tires are loud. I have a lot of experience with offroad tires on different vehicles. Goodyear AT/S - OK in mud and excellent in snow and quiet, BF Goodrich mud/terrain - Excellent in mud and snow but loud, Mickey Thompson Baja Mudders superior in mud and snow, but even louder, Goodyear MT/Rs (I've had two sets of these) - outstanding in mud, unmatched in snow, horrible in rain, and sound like a F4 in afterburner.

[NEOCON1]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by f5fstop:
Pick one:
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</div></BLOCKQUOTE> those are what i have in a 35 they have been at the shop for three weeks . my wheels originaly a 3-week backorder now in fourth week of waiting are these

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

NEOCON 1

R the wheels shown in the pic below the tire on your post BLACK or is it just the angle.

If they are black what is the make/model of them, where did U get em and the price...

Thanks

RYD

[NEOCON1]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by rubher yellow ducky:
NEOCON 1

R the wheels shown in the pic below the tire on your post BLACK or is it just the angle.

If they are black what is the make/model of them, where did U get em and the price...

Thanks

RYD </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

OH YEA MAN they be black after wheels i will be officialy blingless a complete black and green theme except for the emblems i will leave that little bit of shine on

http://www.americanracing.com/wheels/details.asp?wheeli...%20alloy&section=ORT

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Thanks,

I've got the YELLOW DUCK & wana go the same way.

R U the one who LINE-Xed your chrome grill?

If so what did it cost? Did U remove it first, them mask it B4 the LINE-X? or did U use another product? How long 2 remove grill if thats whay U did or did U leave on the Truck?

Sorry 4 all the questions but wana learn. I have Rheumatoid Arthritics so sometimes its difficult 2 use hand tools.

Thanks 4 the help

RYD

[NEOCON1]

yea man heres a pic

[NEOCON1]

heres a link to the thread that should answer most questions black and yellow will look sweet

http://elcova.com/groupee/forums/a/t...1/m/4731089051


it takes about five minutes to remove the grill . there are bolts in grill and some others that you need to open hood to reach . after bolts are out there aretwo retainer clips on each end . pull one end at a time . pull straight out away from truck . whith someone holding that loose end go to other side and pull it . it takes a bit of a firm yank to pop clips out so dont be afraid of breaking it . but use two hands and distribute the force .
feel free to ask if you still have questions .