VEHICLES, CAMPERS, and BOATS > Tires, Wheels, and Suspension
Kelly Edge?
stewie:
So the dealer put Kelly Edge rubber on the front tires of the soon to be mine K2500 suburban. I have a serious OCD about symetry and matching components so first order of business is getting new meat on the rear.
Would the Kelly Edge be a good option all around or should i replace all 4 and keep those 2 as spares?
KensAuto:
Door #2. jmho
stewie:
--- Quote from: KensAuto on January 13, 2017, 08:23:50 AM ---Door #2. jmho
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replace all 4?
when it comes to tires i dont play games. I wanna have the best meat on the wheels as i can.
KensAuto:
Wait, so it still has Geolanders in the back?
As far as kellys.... just not very common. Probably a step up from the china ones at pep boys, but when it comes to a heavy rig like a suburban, I would stick to a name brand that's known to handle the extra weight , especially when the wife/kids is going to be primary driver. Either leave it the way it is, til the kellys wear out, or do all 4. Again, just my opinion.
stewie:
--- Quote from: KensAuto on January 13, 2017, 08:38:31 AM ---Wait, so it still has Geolanders in the back?
As far as kellys.... just not very common. Probably a step up from the china ones at pep boys, but when it comes to a heavy rig like a suburban, I would stick to a name brand that's known to handle the extra weight , especially when the wife/kids is going to be primary driver. Either leave it the way it is, til the kellys wear out, or do all 4. Again, just my opinion.
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i know the dealer is going to put the cheapest they can find on it - to pass inspection. I'm not expecting to pull blood from a stone with them, but i wanna make sure the rig is squared away.
I may just swap out all 4 and call it a day. I can do my usually calls locally and beat them all up on prices till I get them for under cost. lol.
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