Good load capacity tire in a 35 or 36"?

[zeroz400]

Re: Good load capacity tire in a 35 or 36\"?

I would go for the Michelins too. They have large lugs and should last a long time. I dont know about the width on them but i would really look into them.


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[cybrfire]

Re: Good load capacity tire in a 35 or 36\"?

I don't even know where to begin on this one. Seems its got lots of little gremlins. Can't rip it all apart right now. Need it to move some items fairly soon. Once I'm in the new building which seems to be taking forever I can do some stuff to it and clean it up a bit. For now it will be fixing the leaking radiator. New batt cables and adjust that damn rocker. clickety clickety clickety.... Oh and lest I forget the brake caliper that locked up when pulling in the driveway. Thank god it waited till I was home.

Oh by the way its in my drive way anyhow.

 

[rodzzilla]

Re: Good load capacity tire in a 35 or 36\"?

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Oh by the way its in my drive way anyhow.

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Great. Can't wait to see it. I can see it now. Beadlocked Dually. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[afroman006]

Re: Good load capacity tire in a 35 or 36\"?

My 36x12.50R16 TSL radials are load range E. On an 8" wide rim , they are fairly narrow and I imagine on a 6 or 7" wide dually rim they'd be even skinnier.

 

[cybrfire]

Re: Good load capacity tire in a 35 or 36\"?

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Oh by the way its in my drive way anyhow.

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Great. Can't wait to see it. I can see it now. Beadlocked Dually. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

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/forums/images/graemlins/histerical.gif Got some good stuff in mind for this one. Don't know about the body though. It's pretty rusted out now that I get to looking at it. Good hardware rough sheet metal. Go figure.