SRW vs Dually
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- How many miles do you dually guys get out of a set of tires. I only get 40k miles out of my 20 inch factory Michelins.
harmanrk wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
Dave H M wrote:
Not true - DRW looks MUCH better!
Only thing I learned from this thread is that some prefer wide rears. :B
Hips Baby Hips!!!
Training wheels.
No, Rams have beautiful HIPs.Cummins12V98 wrote:
Dave H M wrote:
Not true - DRW looks MUCH better!
Only thing I learned from this thread is that some prefer wide rears. :B
Hips Baby Hips!!!
Training wheels.Dave H M wrote:
Not true - DRW looks MUCH better!
Only thing I learned from this thread is that some prefer wide rears. :B
Depends on what the wide rear is attached too:)Dave H M wrote:
Not true - DRW looks MUCH better!
Only thing I learned from this thread is that some prefer wide rears. :B
OK that’s pretty good! :BDave H M wrote:
Not true - DRW looks MUCH better!
Only thing I learned from this thread is that some prefer wide rears. :B
Hips Baby Hips!!!Me Again wrote:
The majority of TowHaulers I see running around the freeways of the greater Phoenix area are being towed by headlights high SRW trucks.
YEP, same here along 10 in the PalmSprings, CA area. Lifted 2500's with fatty tires bouncing down the highway. Seen several laying on their side.- Not true - DRW looks MUCH better!
Only thing I learned from this thread is that some prefer wide rears. :B - The majority of TowHaulers I see running around the freeways of the greater Phoenix area are being towed by headlights high SRW trucks.
- Here's a bit of a twist if you will on this topic. On another forum, a poster states how he is getting a toy-hauler w/a dry GVW of 16K and max GVW of 20K. Has a '03 F350 SRW w/ 7.3 with things being modded. Most of the replies are telling him he should be looking at a dually, but he insists the '03 will do just fine and is even considering making it into a DRW (states the frame is same for SRW/DRW for year). Ford says max 5er wt is 12,700 for that year. Don't know about ya all, I'm heading' in opposite direction.
