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Originally Posted by b1adesofcha0s Only on some driveways (like yours ) but it's only when I forget to attack at a really sharp angle. If you stick with 40 series
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It's all gonna end up costing me: 1100.00 - tires 90.00 - mount and balance 90 - alignment 200 - spacers 
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) but it's only when I forget to attack at a really sharp angle. If you stick with 40 series tires (45 front, 40 rear) you'll probably save a bunch on install costs and have less scraping issues. That's what I'm gonna do for my next set if they're available in those sizes.
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