How to rotate dually pickup truck tires
The manual for my 2016 Ram 3500 dually shows tire rotation only side to side. Specifically, switch the driver front and the passenger front tires, switch the outer rear tires driver to passenger, and ...
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This is from personal experience with a 11 and 15 RAM DRW.
Leave the rears where they are. Fronts leave the wheels where they are and move the tires side to side keeping the rotation the same.
This is a BIGGIE!!!!!!!!! Get your front end aligned to 1/64" toe. Factory is 1/4" and causes "STEPPING" on the outer edges.
Fronts run 80psi ALL THE TIME!!!
Rears 65 if running full RAWR of 9,750#. Lower weight use the weight/inflation chart for your specific tire size and load range and add 5psi to what the chart says.
Do all the above and you will easily get 60k from quality tires.
EDIT: Lower the rears to 30-35psi unloaded for a better ride and longer tire life.
Leave the rears where they are. Fronts leave the wheels where they are and move the tires side to side keeping the rotation the same.
This is a BIGGIE!!!!!!!!! Get your front end aligned to 1/64" toe. Factory is 1/4" and causes "STEPPING" on the outer edges.
Fronts run 80psi ALL THE TIME!!!
Rears 65 if running full RAWR of 9,750#. Lower weight use the weight/inflation chart for your specific tire size and load range and add 5psi to what the chart says.
Do all the above and you will easily get 60k from quality tires.
EDIT: Lower the rears to 30-35psi unloaded for a better ride and longer tire life.
