jon@dakota-truck.net wrote:
> Is there much tread left on them? If so, maybe the dealer will swap
> out the tires for you, put your old tires on the new truck and vice
> versa? You could probably get them to do that for free, but I guess
> it would depend on what you've already got worked out and your
> relationship with them. If it wasn't negotiated as a part of the
> deal, you might end up paying to do it. But, spending $40-50 might
> be worthwhile if the BFGs have some life left in them.
Considering I've got 30K on them and they're rated at 40K, they've got a
remarkable amount of tread on them. Trouble is, they're R15 - the new
truck has R16 rims.
As the time approaches I'll call some tire shops around here and see if
they can hook me up with a swap. This truck is gonna cost me a small
fortune the first month I own it.
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