Recent content by MNcummins

Thanks and yes, that is my place. That truck was my daily driver as well as my wheels to our weekend cottage. I probably had 25k on them. That old Dodge was heavy (9k or so, empty) and tires did not last long regardless. I think if you were putting them on a lighter truck or a weekend type...

I ran the STA Superlugs on my '93 W250 Cummins. They were just shy of 36" tall. I had no lift and no rubbing. They were a pretty decent tire, did not last very long on the heavy Dodge and it took a bit of getting used to the biased ply tires when first rolling in the a.m. as they tend to take...

Yeah, thanks, a little different but there is a power plant a block away and a grain elevator at the end of the road so it is keeping with parts of the "hood". Now back to tires....

9.00 x 16 A little off topic. I was looking for tall skinny's and came across STA Superlugs. They are 36" tall so just shy of 3" taller than the 255/85. They have been a pretty decent tire. They are a biased ply tire so if it sits in one spot a while it takes about a mile or so to round...

PapeCat, are you over on the DTR site too? I am Paul S. over there.. I am running 9.00x16 Superlugs on my stock steelie's with just Skyjacker leveling springs on the front (2.5") of my 93 W250. They rub a bit in extreme situations but short of that I love them...