Super Wide Singles
If the tire makers made these tires in sizes that would fit dual wheel pickups; would you run them? The semi tires don't look big on a semi; but they are apparently 40" tall. These tires a...
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also a major advantage of having a single dual rear wheels and 2 tires on each side is if you do have a tire failure then you have a built in spare right there at that point
so no I would not do that
deserteagle56 wrote:
Amen! Had a rear tire blowout on my F350 SRW a few years ago while packing a camper and was very lucky I didn't roll. All that weight way up high and all of a sudden one side of the rig instantly dropped 6". I was only doing ~ 45 mph at the time - hate to think what would have happened if I were at freeway speeds. I never forgot that experience, so when it came time for a different pickup I considered only a dually.
did it at 65 with my SRW and a 4000 pound camper in the bed. Nearly change of shorts time. Quite the wild ride in keeping the rubber side down. That's why I now run 19.5s
