18" Tires
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Originally posted by Nazz Nomad@August 31, 2005, 5:16 PM
Here's some definitive answers, courtesy of my new '06
I'm no tire buff, so I'm not even sure what "KWDS" stands for... but here's a massive pic of my new 18's with fanblades:
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Here's some definitive answers, courtesy of my new '06
I'm no tire buff, so I'm not even sure what "KWDS" stands for... but here's a massive pic of my new 18's with fanblades:Click Here
It's KDWS... not sure what the K is for, but the D, W, S are for "D"ry, "W"et, "S"now, and describe what conditions the tires are good in.
To compare, I have the g-force KDW (good in Dry and Wet, but not meant for Snow).
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Originally posted by Caviemustang@August 31, 2005, 5:42 PM
Dan, just because I choose not to post doesn't make me stupid. I realize that you are moderator, however when a salesman states that they are not KDW's it makes you wonder who is correct. Just asked a question, because of the dicrepensies between the posts that I read. No hard feelings, but make sure you read all the posts yourself.
Dan, just because I choose not to post doesn't make me stupid. I realize that you are moderator, however when a salesman states that they are not KDW's it makes you wonder who is correct. Just asked a question, because of the dicrepensies between the posts that I read. No hard feelings, but make sure you read all the posts yourself.
No need to get defensive...
The tires had been confirmed in other threads, but people who have 06s with the 18-inch wheels.
Now you can pass along the correct info to your salesperson as well... don't you just love when that's necessary?
And welcome to the board!
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Originally posted by Caviemustang@August 31, 2005, 7:42 PM
Dan, just because I choose not to post doesn't make me stupid. I realize that you are moderator, however when a salesman states that they are not KDW's it makes you wonder who is correct. Just asked a question, because of the dicrepensies between the posts that I read. No hard feelings, but make sure you read all the posts yourself.
Dan, just because I choose not to post doesn't make me stupid. I realize that you are moderator, however when a salesman states that they are not KDW's it makes you wonder who is correct. Just asked a question, because of the dicrepensies between the posts that I read. No hard feelings, but make sure you read all the posts yourself.
Anyways, I appologize if my humour offended you at all.....however, take some advice from me who has been here a while, you need to have a bit thicker skin sometimes especially on message boards.
Welcome to the boards
You can always think of that as initiation I guess 
Cheers,
Dan
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Originally posted by RMac@August 31, 2005, 5:53 PM
It's KDWS... not sure what the K is for, but the D, W, S are for "D"ry, "W"et, "S"now, and describe what conditions the tires are good in.
It's KDWS... not sure what the K is for, but the D, W, S are for "D"ry, "W"et, "S"now, and describe what conditions the tires are good in.
For example -
Mud-Terrain KM
Key feature - Mud
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