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Re: Very Basic Tire Question
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Posted by paul on April 08, 2003 at 11:36:04 from (66.60.197.153):
In Reply to: Very Basic Tire Question posted by Jim on April 08, 2003 at 02:14:54:
Your truck tires will give a bit better floatation in snow or mud. They will not tear up sod much. And they were cheap. :) On the other hand you won't be able to steer worth a lick in mud & snow, and cultivating row-crops you will have less control of persice driving. The ribs dig in & give much better steering control in difficult condions. You'll be fine with the truck tires, unless you find yourself wanting better steering in slick stuff. --->Paul
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