Same here. I was scared at first, but it was soooo worth it once I got them on.
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Same here. I was scared at first, but it was soooo worth it once I got them on.
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Well I took the plunge (sorry Riff Raff, just couldn't let 'em go but you tried)
MB Razors / 18x8.5 / offset -6 Yokohama Geolander A/T-S in 275/60/18
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Looks good Earl! I'm glad your razors came with the hub covers, they fit the VX nicely.
Now we'll have to hit up some trails next summer :).
Hi Earl--- No harm, no foul. Actually, I feel pretty proud of you because you took one of my first initial suggestions in using the Yokohama Geo in 275/60R18 (31" O.D./42 lbs) that I recommended in a very early E-Mail to you. Fellow VX member "ScottinMA" had very simular difficulty with his wide 9" rims and we found that the Yoko was the only true A/T manufactured in that size that still allowed "swing arc" clearance on the VX.Quote:
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Your VX looks simply stunning with a "Tom4Bren" kinda' flair. If you had heavy 285/65R18 (60 lb) tires on your VX before, then I'm sure your VX is extremely nimble now with a very sporty feel. Well done, Earl.:yeso:
Looks goooooood. I would love to get a dragon
Looks good :thumbup: