Passenger rated Duratracs on a 4 banger?

Walmart sells them.

They can be ordered online from any number of places and shipped to you to have your installer handle.

Don't really care what you buy. Just want to make sure you know there are options.

 

Not that i can recall... about 2hrs.

 

Awesome, yeah I don’t need that stuff anyway because 99% of driving will be on road

 

I noticed below 36psi up front and they shook.... 36 and up and not much of an issue.

 

Just curious because I travel about 4 hours once a month to go see family, vacation, etc.

 

Ok will keep that in mind.

 

Interesting. Mine were always about 32. I sold the truck with them on it. Running the stock Goodyear's now and it's so dang nice to enjoy the driving experience.

 

Eh, they dont humm that much imo.

They arent some slappy boggers

 

They're just as noisy at hour 4 as they are at hour 1.

 

I actually posted in that thread but I don’t know of any shops that carry the new 4s yet.

 

They're running out the old stock. Once people see these, they're definitely not buying the old ones lol.

 

No issues. C load. About 10k.

 

Hmmm, i tried 34 for shits and grins.... turn in was too sloppy anyhow.

I avg between 36 and 38 front and 34/36 rear.

 

I think I had 8 inch wide rims which also plays into pressures...

 

I didn't know your truck was a 4 pot, Max...?

 

Thanks for input, nice rig btw.

 

Michelin at2

 

4 pot?

 

No problem. Good luck. I also had general grabbers I liked too

 

It's a trap!!! Just thought I'd chime in... Most you guys are just pavement pounding and that's cool but if you wanna go out and bang away on the trails the heavier tire will be your friend. Mpg loss is negligible depending on your setup and gearing. Also if you're on the west coast or have a lot of shale go with the heavy guys. I've seen more c and p tires cut to shreds on that stuff. Even just on logging roads. Peace of mind is worth a lot boys

Have fun