anyboby running 19.5???
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Worth every damn dime your gonna spend on em. Just be sure you go with the Rickson's that are an exact fit for these trucks and not some of the other companies that sell you semi rims and you have to run adapters. Everybody always argues with me about that because "the other " companies are cheaper so that's what they want to use but those adapters kill your wheel bearings. After they have em for a while they start believing me.
You will also make up the cost in the long run because 1 set of the 19.5 tires will go 100,000 miles, no problem. About 4 set's of good conventional tires and they cost about the same as a good set of conventional tires.
I will say they aren't much good in mud though, and that is proven fact on my truck. Fine for snow and everything else but if I **** on my tire while i'm parked at the barn, I'm in 4WD to get out. That is the only drawback I've found to them, period. Everything else is positive.
I never track my mileage myself but you will see a slight increase just due to the hardness of rubber creating less rolling resistance.
Most of these tires are no more expensive then a good set of the conventional tires are.
These are my next set if I ever get to order new ones. http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/m608z
You will also make up the cost in the long run because 1 set of the 19.5 tires will go 100,000 miles, no problem. About 4 set's of good conventional tires and they cost about the same as a good set of conventional tires.
I will say they aren't much good in mud though, and that is proven fact on my truck. Fine for snow and everything else but if I **** on my tire while i'm parked at the barn, I'm in 4WD to get out. That is the only drawback I've found to them, period. Everything else is positive.
I never track my mileage myself but you will see a slight increase just due to the hardness of rubber creating less rolling resistance.
Most of these tires are no more expensive then a good set of the conventional tires are.
These are my next set if I ever get to order new ones. http://toyotires.com/tire/pattern/m608z
Last edited by Uncle Bubba; 06-16-2010 at 08:21 PM.
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A little taller please.......
I'm lookinng at a set too. I do some hauling with my truck so I'm interested in the longer tire life. How much of a difference will it make in the final gearing? I will get my ECM updated to reflect the new tire size but how will it pull the weight? At the present time I don't have a chip in it but I'm not opposed to getting one. Any comments are welcome here..
Stay safe out there.
Ken
Stay safe out there.
Ken