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wcjeep
Aug 25, 2014Explorer
W.E.BGood wrote:
"WARNING!!!
You need to replace those tires IMMEDIATELY. You've got the wrong kind of tires and they are going to fail due to overloading.
DON"T WAIT!! DO IT NOW!!"
A bit of Chicken-Little here IMO. I just finished a 4700 mile 3-week cruise from eastern Iowa to northern California with both interstates and VERY twisty mountain roads and 8% grades. My '08 Tundra with "dangerous" P-rated tires @ 40 lbs. handled it all confidently and comfortably towing my 7,000 loaded Outback 25 footer.
syndrome85...as others have noted, the original tire size/design/rating is different than what you have on it now. Use the existing pressure on the tire.
Your Tundra might have shipped with P rated tires?
The 1500 Megacab is a 3/4 ton truck. It has 3/4 ton axles, suspension, brakes and frame. Granted, the rear axle is the slightly lighter duty 3/4 ton version. No way this truck should be running light duty tires or wheels. If money is an issue look for factory take offs.
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