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| | | | Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 36 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 36 | I've purchased a 1957 Suburban Carryall that currently has 37" super swampers and I'm guessing that it has about a 3" lift on it. Personally I like the thin & aggressive tread look of the old biased tires that some of you have on your original rides. I love the tall look of the Burb now, but I want to take it down a notch. I've searched long and hard and only found one real good looking biased tire with the tread pattern I like,( the "STA Superlug" 9.00 x 16") they sit at a frog hair higher than 36". The only other affordable option is a Cooper radial that's about 34" but the tread pattern is more like a modern tread that comes on all of the stock trucks of today. I guess what I'm asking is does anyone know of any other biased tires out there that are in the 34"-36" range that will fit on a 16" rim? I really don't want to spend over $ 200 a piece for them. Thanks
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