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Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by muliefever, Nov 26, 2008.

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    thats awesome!!!

    Whats the biggest I can put on my 2008 stock wheels without rubbing/no lift?


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    I am ordering today! They will fit stock.
     
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    Was thinking about getting some of these until I looked up my shipping. $280 just for shipping to Alaska. I Hate Alaska! The tires themselves are only $252.
     
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    Nice looking tires, however I'm too cheep to change mine out until they are all the way gone. Will look at them when its time though.
     
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    Seeing the third gen section forced me to get a Ford...
    sweet ass....just ordered the spare for mine!!! $85 w/ shipping
     
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    Seeing the third gen section forced me to get a Ford...
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    While this is still a pretty good deal, beware these tires are only load range c. That generally means 4 ply on the tread. If you drive very many dirt roads, make sure your spare is good, or carry an air compressor. I probably drive more dirt roads than paved and never run 4-ply tires.
     
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  11. Nov 28, 2008 at 7:54 AM
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    Seeing the third gen section forced me to get a Ford...
    when i ordered mine they put up a warning about it being a higher load rating than stock and the ride being rougher....i've offroaded w/ these tires quite a few times and even taken a gouge to the sidewall anf they're back filled to 45psi and driving around fine
     
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  12. Nov 28, 2008 at 8:27 AM
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    I think a load "C" rateing is lower than stock. Stock is a "D" rateing, and most off road tires are "D" or "E" rated. I dont see why they would warn of a higher rateing, but, Its good to hear they ride good on/off road. :)
     
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    Seeing the third gen section forced me to get a Ford...
    2337 lbs load for 265/65/17 stock dueler 684II w/ max 44psi
    2405 lbs load for 255/75/17 bfg mt w/ max 50 psi

    higher load rating....NOOCH!!! (sorry...watching mallrats...haha)
     
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  14. Nov 28, 2008 at 10:49 AM
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    Glad to hear it works for you. I guess I'm not so worried about the actual load rating of the tire. My concern would be that all the load range C tires I've ever had anything to do with had only four plies on the tread. I drive thousands of miles every year on dirt roads, and two track trail roads around our farm operation. I've never without exception been able to have a four ply tire work in this environment. Too many nails and junk lying around I suppose. Of course there are trade offs. More plies equals more weight and price. I would not be afraid to use one as a spare as long as it never spent very much time on the ground.
    I've never regretted not even once buying an expensive tire like Michelin. I have on the other hand many times regretted purchasing a cheap tire. It really boils down to how each individual uses the tires.
     
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    Very nice to know! Thanks, Hodge! :proposetoast:
     
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