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I regularly hall tall and or long items. The bullrings really help with tall items as they in effect make your tow straps longer to reach higher. Also easier to access the bullrings when your bed is full. I've had the plain black ones on my 4th gen and now the flush mount black stainless...

LOL If you want someone to photoshop for you, you have to take large Side (straight-not on an angle like you have) pictures of your truck just like Scr8pin did (maybe zoom in so that less of the truck background is visible). But once you do that YOU can just print those pictures and take a...

You would be better off trading your truck. From my experience with Mercedes and BMW, replacement airbags/shocks can cost upwards of $1000 per corner. Plus the cost of any modules, etc. Then you would have to pay for the install. First you would need to find someone competent to do it. (I...

Hey Dank - its just a level kit for the front.

Pictures?

You will get much more results in real time if you just enter a simple search term like largest 22" tires stock or something like that.

The rear 5100s do not lift - they will accomodate up to a 1" lift from stock.

Doesn't count if you done have pics :). I mounted a pair but the wiring is incorrect and I haven't bothered to correct yet.

I did a search and only see 2 threads from a year ago where members have used the Tuff Country kit # 32108 . In the year that has passed - are there any other members who have used this kit?? I purchased the kit a few months ago and will be installing it soon and wanted to hear some feedback.

Try customoffsets.com you can search their gallery by vehicle,tire size, wheel size and offset.

This is what I had with my 3rd Gen Ram.

Well I tried the Luyed leds but something is wrong with wiring. BUT I like the look and size. I will have to figure out what I did wrong with the wiring this weekend.

Right clearly it's about you. That's why you are telling the op what to do with his truck.

No big deal. It's a discussion. You tried to clown the OP for his setup and I called it out. You can tell the OP anticipated the backlash etc. That's why he stated why he went for that particular setup. Truth be told if we bought tires based on the conditions we drive in 95% of us would...

Smh. The OP stated the reason for his tire choice.

Just go to the bull ring web site. They have videos there. It's not much cutting involved.

Bullrings for the win. I cant see paying a similar price for pieces of plastic with no function other than cosmetic.

When the clarification makes less sense. Continental is an excellent brand and they make great All Terrain tires.

Either your experience isn't relevant OR you put Continental all terrains on your mustang which makes zero sense. One of the best features of the Continental Terrain Contacts is their wet weather performance. I ran them on my 4th gen.