Wheels are Fuel. Tires are Nitto terra grappler 295/60/20 E rated. I used to run 305 D rated but did not tow as well or last as well. I also eliminated scrubbing going to these as well as the 4.5 backspacing wheel.

Here's a picture of my Dodge.......

They didn't even bother, but the call to my insurance company the second time was pretty interesting.

did you get the truck back and it was stolen a second time or was the replacement truck stolen?

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Here is my new rig. Working on updates. Can Not even tell Cig is on the hook!!

I got the truck back after almost exactly 3 months and it got stolen within about 3 hrs of getting it back...from the same hotel.

Wtf !!!!???

I had a 88 trans am back in the day, it was my only summer transportation, got broken into one night from my work, stole the radio and other junk, column all busted up, what a mess, 1 week later they didnt screw up the column and was able to get it that time, found it the next day smashed up on the railroad tracks, got it all fixed again, went out and bought a 500 dollar beater for work, Insurance co did not like me very much, my cousins garage did thou, and it was quite the learning experience when i got to the cop shop to pick it up before they impounded it I had to figure out just how easy it is to start a car w/o keys, no wonder why they stole it

WOW,talk about bad luck.i dont think id ever go back to that place!

Hundreds of thousands of 80s GMs stolen that way. I used to work at a GM dealer, and we got a lot of them in with the little square block exposed on the column, right behind the key cylinder. Move one way to unlock wheel, move the other to start.