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Grit_dog
May 07, 2019Navigator
Higher pressure will make it a little stiffer, also more harsh, especially if the front has any weight off of it with the trailer hooked up.
60 psi is about right for the front of a diesel with that size tires.
You're just driving on taller sidewalls, that's all. It's not going to be quite as crisp as with shorter sidewalls.
That's why I get a laugh at all the guys here saying bigger rims don't have enough sodewall to be a truck tire. 285 60 20s are basically the same size as you have, but drive better.
Nothing wrong with those tires though.
60 psi is about right for the front of a diesel with that size tires.
You're just driving on taller sidewalls, that's all. It's not going to be quite as crisp as with shorter sidewalls.
That's why I get a laugh at all the guys here saying bigger rims don't have enough sodewall to be a truck tire. 285 60 20s are basically the same size as you have, but drive better.
Nothing wrong with those tires though.
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