You're gonna need a bigger truck....

[2manydogs]

With all the chatter going on with the most recent topics,
19.5 this and Torklift, airbag that, I come to find that our
rig is on the obese side to the tune of 1300 lbs sheesh,
need to go on a diet! I doubt we'll ever be a svelte 13,300 lbs or under.
19.5s anyone!

[Moose10]

2manydogs wrote:
Yes, it was a big eye opener when I saw those numbers, at least I am proactive in a little weight loss.
We don't have a Cat Scale, this is our local landfill, I called to inquire and they do DOT weighing for $5.00 however if it's just a weight I was after it was no charge, you got to like that!
Before the dually we had our 811 on a SRW, it is a night and day difference in driving experience, love our DRW. I'll have to try and repost the picture that vanished.

I think you'll be just fine. That being said, I haven't weighed my setup because I'm happy with how it drives and the 19.5's with 14ply tires are more than enough to handle whatever my weight is. So my quad cab is a little bit shorter than your crew cab, but my AF1150 is probably heavier than your AF, then I tow my 24' cargo trailer behind that all over the place with no issues.
Btw, the Tesoro at Cushman & Van Horn has a certified scale for $4 and so does North Pole Gravel on the Rich.

[2manydogs]

Yes, it was a big eye opener when I saw those numbers, at least I am proactive in a little weight loss.
We don't have a Cat Scale, this is our local landfill, I called to inquire and they do DOT weighing for $5.00 however if it's just a weight I was after it was no charge, you got to like that!
Before the dually we had our 811 on a SRW, it is a night and day difference in driving experience, love our DRW. I'll have to try and repost the picture that vanished.

[Reddog1]

I guess I am just long and skinny. Fully loaded headed to the campground, at the scales with my 1988 11.5 Bigfoot and 1996 2WD SRW Dodge DSL 2500 long bed, Extended cab, with 19.5s I am only 10,400 pounds.

[billyray50]

Would not even blink If i had a dually that CAT Scale number . My camper and truck fully loaded with Dw, grand daughter, full tank of water weighed in at 14, 100 lbs. no problems with SRW and 19.5s.. By myself and less load. 3700 lbs.

[Buzzcut1]

Cat Scales can be quite the eye opener. As long as I'm well under tire, rim, and Axle MFG rating I consider it good. I have a 2300 pound margin on the rear axle, and 750 pounds of spare rating on each 19.5 rim and the tires can carry 1000 pounds load each to spare, on the fronts I have over 2000 to spare all around, works for me. your comfort zone may vary

[ed6713]

Getting your rig weighed "trip ready" is a very smart move.
Running over a trucks designed weights is very stressful on the entire drive train let alone the greatly extended stopping distance from the overloaded brakes.

Enjoy your travels.

[dadwolf2]

Don't ya just hate weight scales?? And no, that dress doesn't make you look fat!

[JumboJet]

I would think you are good to go. You probably have less that 6,000 on the front axle and the remainder on the rear DRW axle.

SRW Load Range E tires are in the 3,150 to 3,450 capacity rating at Max PSI. You would be over on an SRW with LRE tires but never with most 19.5" tires.

Been there - done that!

[dadwolf2]

Don't ya just hate weight scales??