anyone running 19.5 wheels on their toy hauler?

canuck 1 wrote:

hammer21661 wrote:

canuck 1 wrote:
I went to the 19.5's 3 years and 52000 miles ago, best thing I ever did

Can you send me some info on rims and tires and what ever you did that could be helpful for a swap.

Vision wheels and toyo tires...245's, The truck had the steering stabilizer doubled. The trailer just tires and wheels. The sand is a little harder to pull through with these tires but not replacing tires every trip is worth it.

Next mod will be full air suspension on truck and trailer

thanks a bunch.

I'm not dropping the pressure in the sand as it doesn't do much with these tires at all.

How low are you dropping pressure on your 19.5's in sand? I had a soft patch where I dropped them down to 50 PSI, but inflated them afterwards back to 80 PSI. I saw little flattening of the tire even at 50 PSI, but was afraid to go any lower. This soft patch required as much advantage as I could get and normally I don't even bother to touch pressures which sit at 110 PSI rear and 80 PSI front on the truck.

hammer21661 wrote:

canuck 1 wrote:
I went to the 19.5's 3 years and 52000 miles ago, best thing I ever did

Can you send me some info on rims and tires and what ever you did that could be helpful for a swap.

Vision wheels and toyo tires...245's, The truck had the steering stabilizer doubled. The trailer just tires and wheels. The sand is a little harder to pull through with these tires but not replacing tires every trip is worth it.

Next mod will be full air suspension on truck and trailer

canuck 1 wrote:
I went to the 19.5's 3 years and 52000 miles ago, best thing I ever did

Can you send me some info on rims and tires and what ever you did that could be helpful for a swap.

I went to the 19.5's 3 years and 52000 miles ago, best thing I ever did

The fellow who was in the article is a friend, actually the Fuzion was mine originally. It still is doing great no issues with either the tires or wheels. Brian has been really busy with his business, don't know how many miles it has on the setup now. They fit great as the article showed.

rb71 wrote:
with the goodyear g614s I don't think my wheels are rated for that pressure.

19.5s seem to be more reasonable priced.

All the rims on our rigs have been factory shoe'd with china bombs, when upgrading to G614'a all of the rims have been stamped for either 3750 or 3950 pounds and 110 PSI. Love the ride with my goodyear's

with the goodyear g614s I don't think my wheels are rated for that pressure.

19.5s seem to be more reasonable priced.

I changed to 17.5's. Why go to 19.5? 17.5 are overkill.