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Posted: Mon Jan 15th, 2018 01:16 am |
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MaDMaXX Hails from the land of rust! ![]() Joined: Sat Oct 21st, 2017
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Sorry, i brought up fuel economy, it was a guess/suggestion, nothing more ;) Dusten, you've done well for yourselves - so far as ride is concerned, you'll get worse from the larger tyres, it's physics. If you deviate from the stock sizing, 99% of the time, it will be a compromise, just something to bear in mind. I will say that my Goodyears were crap, they didn't have much tread left on them, but the bigger issue was the random wobbling at higher speeds. I'm not kidding either, i thought it was out of balance wheels, but the wobbling wasn't regular enough, it was bad sidewalls on the tyres. Anyway, seems the dampers go out a lot on these smaller trucks, replacing mine seriously improved the ride. Lastly, just in case anyone thinks this; tyres are not sold with how many miles they can do, ever, never have been. In America, the mileage warranty is shoved up front and people led/let(?) believe it's how long the tread lasts. Sorry, no deal, it's just a warranty on manufacturers defects, nothing more, some are higher than others due to construction quality/type etc.
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