21 10 Spoke Black Disco Wheels
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Overlanding
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Fellow Albany area new owner here. Good to see someone close. I went with the 20" wheels on my new 18 Lux.. I just traded a 2015 Yukon Denali that rode like crap because of the "Magnetic Ride" suspension that sucks....and the 22" tires that made it worse...I loved the power and looks but hated every single bump, it would shudder every little time the road wasn't perfect.
Rock Crawling
Joined: Oct 2018
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From: NY
I did my research....I read everything I could find on the LR, the Lexus 460,Audi Q-7 drove them all...and I took an 18 Denali for a spin that rode worse than mine. I really like it so far, except the dealer can't seem to get the home link to work. Going in tomorrow to have it replaced. The saleswomen at Cap Cities knows less about the Disco than I do...not very much help.
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Overlanding
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I did my research....I read everything I could find on the LR, the Lexus 460,Audi Q-7 drove them all...and I took an 18 Denali for a spin that rode worse than mine. I really like it so far, except the dealer can't seem to get the home link to work. Going in tomorrow to have it replaced. The saleswomen at Cap Cities knows less about the Disco than I do...not very much help.
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Overlanding
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Rock Crawling
Joined: Oct 2018
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From: NY
Yes, Car salesmen just aren't that good anywhere lately from what I saw. Not very impressed. I ended up with Michele...who really doesn't know much at all, she deferred to Andy ("Sales Manager")a couple of times, so I just call him now. I haven't met Chris...I have been dealing with Ali so far...I'm sure I will though.
Rock Crawling
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From: SF Bay Area, CA
Different tires can be quite a bit different in their actual dimensions. I have found the more aggressive for offroad the tire the chunkier the thread and more square it tends to be on the edges, and thus more likely to rub. GY Duratracs are very aggressive for an AT tire, getting close to MTs, while Michelins tend to be a lot "softer" in the corners. I wonder if that may be part of it where one rubs and the other doesn't.