WILL 24" ALCOA RIMS LOW PROFILE TIRES BE OK TO HAUL
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WILL 24" ALCOA RIMS LOW PROFILE TIRES BE OK TO HAUL
I haul a 14000lb 40ft 4 horse gooseneck trailer with LQ and I just purchased a 99 F350 dually with 24" Alcoa rims and low profile tires, the truck has adjustable air (bag) suspension, I would like to ask you knowledgable ones the following:
A) Will it be safe to haul this trailer on these wheels
B) The Tires state 50 PSI max, what pressure should I use
B) what pressure I should put in the suspension
Thanks
David
A) Will it be safe to haul this trailer on these wheels
B) The Tires state 50 PSI max, what pressure should I use
B) what pressure I should put in the suspension
Thanks
David
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what does the tire say as far as load rating? if it is not 'E' or 'H' i wouldn't tow with them. it sounds as if they are not rated for use on a heavy hauler like your truck because ive never put less than 80 psi in class E tires. as for the rims alcoa makes semi truck rims so they should be fine as long as your tires don't fail.
As for the suspension system is it a costom lift, lowering, or load handleing helper?
As for the suspension system is it a costom lift, lowering, or load handleing helper?
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I just looked up your tires from cooper tires. They dont have a normal load rating (ie: E(10 ply), H (12 ply)). they do say they are XL rated which means they have a stiffer sidewall. so according to the load rating on your tire, 2649 lbs, all of you tires combined have a a total weight limit of 15894 lbs. which when you subtract the weight of your truck (rough est. of 7200lbs that leaves you with 8694lbs for passengers, cargo, and the weight of that gooseneck in the bed. it may be ok now that i look at the numbers. as for those airbgs ive hauled 15k (30 ft vnose trailer w 3 heavy powder sleds and gear) without airbags in my 350 without them and its like the rear is level with the front.
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