How heavy on a srw crew cab f350 3.5 with godzilla

Grit dog wrote:

PastorCharlie wrote:

Real world, the rims are the limiting weight rating at 3500-3600lb each

Upgrade to DRW and 4 3,500# rims equal 14,000#

And the first “you need a dually” and not even off the first page!
And doesn’t even know what OE dually tire/wheel is rated for.

And doesn’t even know what OE dually tire/wheel is rated for.

The Infor is available if you do not know. I know what my dually wheels/tires are rated to carry.

PastorCharlie wrote:

Real world, the rims are the limiting weight rating at 3500-3600lb each

Upgrade to DRW and 4 3,500# rims equal 14,000#

And the first “you need a dually” and not even off the first page!
And doesn’t even know what OE dually tire/wheel is rated for.

Those method rims are a great ideal to stay SRW

Thanks

Method 305NV HD wheels are rated at 4500 lbs each, No need to automatically assume the need for a DRW

Real world, the rims are the limiting weight rating at 3500-3600lb each

Upgrade to DRW and 4 3,500# rims equal 14,000#

Anywhere from 2900-3900 lbs camper rating, from that thing you didn’t want to look up.
Total payload is a bit higher.
That’s by the numbers.
Real world, the rims are the limiting weight rating at 3500-3600lb each. Which puts you in the 3500-4000lb cap on the rear axle or a bit more total payload.
Real real world, 4000-5000lb campers get hauled every day on these trucks (all of em from all mfgs ) without issue. I have no problem putting up to 4klbs on a good OE rim.

Walaby wrote:
I assume 4600 is total payload, not all on rear axle.

Mike

While that is true, a great deal goes on the rear axle.

I assume 4600 is total payload, not all on rear axle.

Mike

jdc1 wrote:
4,600 pounds, including fuel, passengers, the dog and whatever other **** you load in it.

What is the rear axle rating? 7,500 minus 4,600 is 2,900# that is a light rear end.

Thanks

Robert