Tire Question
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Mountain Pass
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From: East Tennessee
Tire Question
I got a 96 F350 dually 2wd. I remember alot of old 2wd duallies back in the 80's - 90's running highway tires on the inner rear wheels and a combo tire on the outer rear wheel. They had a mild or highway tread down the center of the tire, but more aggressive cleats/lugs on the edge of the tire/sidewall. I assume this was for trailers on the road, but a little extra help getting the 2wd trucks out of the field. Does anyone still make this style of tire, and what is it called? Having trouble searching for one,
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From: On the Edge of the Desert
It's called an open shoulder drive tire. They're only available in commercial sizes.
Look at the BFGoodrich commercial TA traction tire. Or any other all-terrain/mud terrain. All 4 rear tires should match, otherwise they won't wear correctly.
Look at the BFGoodrich commercial TA traction tire. Or any other all-terrain/mud terrain. All 4 rear tires should match, otherwise they won't wear correctly.
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