Tow vehicle tires
My 2000 Tundra 4x4 is getting close to having the tires replaced. Currently I have the BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO installed and looking to replace them with Goodyear Wrangler AT Adventure. Has any...
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The Wranglers that come up are not Load Range E LT tires, have about 1200 pounds less capacity per tire than the BFGs.
Does that matter to you? It would to me, because my truck is a one-ton, and needs Load Range E tires for carrying capacity. But a Tundra maybe doesn't even have the 80 PSI wheels to support a tire with that capacity.
I suspect you can find the Wranglers with that tread pattern and that size in Load Range E, if that's what you need, but they'll likely then be more expensive than the BFGs, probably close to Michelin prices. I've priced the heavier Wranglers in the past.
Does that matter to you? It would to me, because my truck is a one-ton, and needs Load Range E tires for carrying capacity. But a Tundra maybe doesn't even have the 80 PSI wheels to support a tire with that capacity.
I suspect you can find the Wranglers with that tread pattern and that size in Load Range E, if that's what you need, but they'll likely then be more expensive than the BFGs, probably close to Michelin prices. I've priced the heavier Wranglers in the past.
