E rated tire with max psi of 65?
I have Nitto Ridge Grapplers that came on the truck when I bought it used, size LT325/65R18 E 127/124Q. Every E-rated tire I've ever seen is rated to carry its max load at 80psi, so the first trip ...
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^Agree, from a functional standpoint.
However the real lesson in this thread is all the nay sayers that bemoan those “hooligans” with their big loud ill proportioned tires and how they “must” be horrible for doing truck stuff like towing and hauling big loads and are a danger to themselves and society....... can now pipe down.
We now have a real world review from a real person hauling a real camper who isn’t beating his chest about how cool his brodozer is, but rather now realizes that big tires aren’t the horrific doom n gloom that is generally portrayed here!
(And to top it off, they’re on too narrow of rims, and still do just fine!)
These are things that some of us already know and others refuse to believe.
However the real lesson in this thread is all the nay sayers that bemoan those “hooligans” with their big loud ill proportioned tires and how they “must” be horrible for doing truck stuff like towing and hauling big loads and are a danger to themselves and society....... can now pipe down.
We now have a real world review from a real person hauling a real camper who isn’t beating his chest about how cool his brodozer is, but rather now realizes that big tires aren’t the horrific doom n gloom that is generally portrayed here!
(And to top it off, they’re on too narrow of rims, and still do just fine!)
These are things that some of us already know and others refuse to believe.
