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Indeed. Small towns do have their benefits. The Hankooks handle very well in their stock setup, so I can only imagine how they'd be siped. Good stuff. If you can't find a shop to do it, you could probably by a siping knife for a relatively inexpensive amount. Even if you don't sipe your tires very deep, it would still be an improvement, and you would have the satisfaction of having done it yourself. Price was a major factor for me, and so far, these tires haven't let me down in any way. I'm happy. mike |
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I was looking at the Hankook AT's for my fiance's truck. She wants MT's, but the price difference is significant, and times are tough. mike |
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