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Tire size
Well I need four new tires for the back of my truck . I currently have 235-85-16 on it now and wonder if I can go larger and wider in the back.
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your truck looks evil!! i want to run 35s on my obs but i tow a 18000 pound 5th wheel pretty frequently... im worried about load range e tires large enough, and with a wide tire on a narrow rim isnt there a lot of center tire wear? i'd like to find a 35x10.50r16 but i've only found a tsl swamper in that size and id like to stay in an all terrain tire. i just worry about towing that much weight with tires that wide on narrow rims? how do yours do? any abnormal wear?
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