Has anyone replaced the factory 235/80R17 with 255/80R17? It looks like they are 1.2" taller and .7" wider. If so do you have plenty of space between the rear wheels?
Is there anything wrong with going overboard on load range rating? My trailer came with load range d tires. I had a blowout within 1 year of just being a weekend warrior. Thinking of going to a load range F.
I am looking at replacing my 15” rims with 16” rims and a taller tire. Currently I have load range E tires but would like to upgrade to load range F. How can I tell what the max pressure a wheel is rated for?
Anyone have any experience using these types of block on a camper? Looking at these as an option to try and get my trailer to ride level. https://www.trailerblocks.com/collections/4000lb-to-7000lb-axle-kits
Moomba2002 wrote:I use the hitch height I think it is called and it will bring up the rear jacks and then set the height for the hitch, curious why yours won't lift the jacks.X2!! I just hit the hitch height button, then walk to the truck.
rhagfo wrote:buck n duck wrote:rhagfo wrote:buck n duck wrote:OP here......Wow.....I should have checked back sooner. I will add a little bit of information here. Yes my 5'r came with load range "D" tires. Factory rims and tires are 6 lug wheels rate...
