Wubber..
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Wubber..
My brain is starting to hurt reading everything I can about oversized tires on stock 18x8 wheels. Rubbing is obviously not an issue but I have yet to come across running max pressure for towing heavier loads. Looking at Nitto RG in their 285x75r18 (tallest), 295x70r and the fatter 35x12.50's. With looks alone, I'm edging to the 35s running around 50 to 60 psi for everyday travels but what's y'alls experience, those with stock 18x8 wheels, running higher psi for say a 18k pound gooseneck? What could happen? Nitto claims a minimum of 8.5 for their ridge grappler. Not looking at other tires and really dont wanna go to a narrow pizza cutter. Thoughts?
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From: Chaz
18k gooseneck. Yeah I would run a tire that fits your rim dimensions.
Whatever your tpms is set at you should run. No issue airing them up to the max on the sidewall while towing if thats what you asking?
Whatever your tpms is set at you should run. No issue airing them up to the max on the sidewall while towing if thats what you asking?
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