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dually needs new shoes
My 6 ply did not last. thinking of 8 or even 10ply for the next set.
Any ideas? Keeping it stock size. If i had some cash id switch to the big rig tires they get more mileage out of them. |
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Real trucks deserve nothing less than 10 ply. Long, long ago, when I drove a 1/2 ton, I owned lesser tires. My last three (two F250s and now my F350) have all had 10 plys, or equivalent radials, load range E's. I'm coming up on "re-shoeing" time, myself. Six tires are probably going to be expensive, too!
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