lift kit
So my new tires rub as I knew they would. It is not doing any damage, just rubbing the inner fenders and my flairs a little but it is annoying. So I am stuck lifting the front end. Going to do a si...
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Vinsil wrote:Bedlam wrote:
There is an advantage to running these higher rated tires since he will not need to inflate them as much to get desired weight capacity. I had 8000 lbs on my rear axle and would inflate the rear 245's to 110 psi. If I had 285's, I could have used the inflation tables and run a softer tire that still handled the weight. I did not want to add a lift plus I thought Vision rims were too narrow for wider tires, so stayed with my 14PR 245's. A side benefit for me was that my previous 18" rims and tires were the same diameter (although wider) and became my spare.
Tell me more about these inflation tables. Interesting idea you have.
Most manufactures have a max weight rating per range of inflation psi. Toyo usually posts theirs on their web site.
