BigKID

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I have been happy with the 275/60/20 Cooper LTZ's on my Tahoe. They see mostly pavement with occasional sandy offroad and they do well at both. As for it being a 'hooking' tire, not so sure about that. My hoe is mostly stock and now that the tire is down to about 1/4 tread, they are starting to slip on accel in the wet and occasionally on dry pavement. However, I couldn't turn them over if I tried when they were new. (this is in 2wd of course)

nonnieselman

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how many miles you put on them?

BigKID

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They have about 30K on them now and I am guessing they have another 10k left in them till they hit the wear bars.

andrew383

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That aint no $hit!!! The at/M's i put on the hoe 2 years ago were 650 now there 850

Im thinking of running either the cooper ltz or the ht plus.Only thing that sucks about the zeon's is there 10 ply

outlawz2004

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Falken rocky mountain ATs. One of the best tires I have ever ran, smooth and quiet. I dont have a problem spinning on takeoff anymore. When I was running Mastercrafts, I was spinning them on the take off bad and spinning on the 1-2 shift. Not happening with the falkens.

TURBHOE

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I just went with ls2's. Half the price of what I wanted. But I know these hook.

GREENSIERRA

I ran 325 terra grapplers and within the first couple minutes of driving them I felt like I was gonna wipe out and crash, I was able to do john force rolling burnouts with only a mild tune, headers and exhaust. The day I bought them I ordered up my 36" Iroks and put the terra crapplers forsale.
With the mods I have now I can stab the throttle, get a tiny howl out of the Iroks and hold on. They hook amazing for such an aggresive tire.