time for new tires on the dually
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time for new tires on the dually
I'm about ready (past due) for some new tires on my farm truck. ('97 F-350 4x4 dually)
The current tires are 235/85 R16. The rears and 1 front are Goodyear Wranglers. The other is a carlisle or something.
I'd like to go a little bigger (without lifting it) and a little more aggressive. I'd say this truck is 70% paved roads/ 30% gravel/offroad...but I only put ~5k miles a year on it, so that's still not a ton of road miles. I don't haul much. When I do its usually just a few 4 wheelers or a trail rig on a flatbed trailer, a farm tractor (not much bigger than a Ford 3000) now and then. Rarely more than 40 miles from home.
I've read and heard that a 265 is the widest tire I can run without spacers on the duals. What sidewall ratio on a 265 would give me a little bit taller tire than my current tires?
Any opinions on a decent riding MT or aggressive AT that won't break the bank?
-Adam
The current tires are 235/85 R16. The rears and 1 front are Goodyear Wranglers. The other is a carlisle or something.
I'd like to go a little bigger (without lifting it) and a little more aggressive. I'd say this truck is 70% paved roads/ 30% gravel/offroad...but I only put ~5k miles a year on it, so that's still not a ton of road miles. I don't haul much. When I do its usually just a few 4 wheelers or a trail rig on a flatbed trailer, a farm tractor (not much bigger than a Ford 3000) now and then. Rarely more than 40 miles from home.
I've read and heard that a 265 is the widest tire I can run without spacers on the duals. What sidewall ratio on a 265 would give me a little bit taller tire than my current tires?
Any opinions on a decent riding MT or aggressive AT that won't break the bank?
-Adam
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