WC840 on my megacab..questions
Hi all. In the never ending quest to buying another RV we keep going back to a TC like we had before. Some background first. We (wife and three boys, 10, 7 and 5) have been in many RV's over the ye...
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You should check the weight capacity of your aftermarket wheels. Most of the aftermarket aluminum ones I saw were in the 2800 to 3200lbs range per wheel. There are not too many aftermarket wheel options with over 3600lbs capacity per wheel. Maybe some newer ram take-offs since the trucks have huge payload numbers the wheels must be rated higher too.
Your 2500 truck doesn't have the upper overloads and you don't want airbags, then I would look at Timbrens. However, if you have a leveling lift then you may need airbags to get level.
Your 2500 truck doesn't have the upper overloads and you don't want airbags, then I would look at Timbrens. However, if you have a leveling lift then you may need airbags to get level.
