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twindman · 01-31-2022, 11:59 AM

I am pretty sure your older rig doesn't have rims capable of 100psi tires. Probably 80. So unless you get new rims, you will be stuck with E tires, I think. And I think your rig fully loaded would probably have around 13000 lb on the axles - hence 3200 lb per tire. I run Michelin LTX (I think) which are rated at 3042lb. Not enough for you.

I may be wrong on your wheels but something to check.

01-31-2022, 11:59 AM	#4
twindman Montana Master Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Mesa az Posts: 2,953 M.O.C. #5651	I am pretty sure your older rig doesn't have rims capable of 100psi tires. Probably 80. So unless you get new rims, you will be stuck with E tires, I think. And I think your rig fully loaded would probably have around 13000 lb on the axles - hence 3200 lb per tire. I run Michelin LTX (I think) which are rated at 3042lb. Not enough for you. I may be wrong on your wheels but something to check. __________________ Tom and Gail 2013 Mountaineer 362 2012 Silverado 2500