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W_E_BGood
Aug 25, 2014Explorer
"WARNING!!!
You need to replace those tires IMMEDIATELY. You've got the wrong kind of tires and they are going to fail due to overloading.
DON"T WAIT!! DO IT NOW!!"
A bit of Chicken-Little here IMO. I just finished a 4700 mile 3-week cruise from eastern Iowa to northern California with both interstates and VERY twisty mountain roads and 8% grades. My '08 Tundra with "dangerous" P-rated tires @ 40 lbs. handled it all confidently and comfortably towing my 7,000 loaded Outback 25 footer.
syndrome85...as others have noted, the original tire size/design/rating is different than what you have on it now. Use the existing pressure on the tire.
You need to replace those tires IMMEDIATELY. You've got the wrong kind of tires and they are going to fail due to overloading.
DON"T WAIT!! DO IT NOW!!"
A bit of Chicken-Little here IMO. I just finished a 4700 mile 3-week cruise from eastern Iowa to northern California with both interstates and VERY twisty mountain roads and 8% grades. My '08 Tundra with "dangerous" P-rated tires @ 40 lbs. handled it all confidently and comfortably towing my 7,000 loaded Outback 25 footer.
syndrome85...as others have noted, the original tire size/design/rating is different than what you have on it now. Use the existing pressure on the tire.
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