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Sounds like this is a you thing. The feeling you have at 40 is normal with that much rubber and the smaller wheels. You will have to either get more comfortable driving it with lower pressure or get a rougher ride and less tread life at higher pressureAlright boys I got some more pressure questions for ya.. 50 psi front, 45 rear unloaded felt incredible floaty. Don't know how else to describe it besides similar to when my motorcycle caught a flat on the highway. Sure it's more comfy over small bumps, but man did the handling take a hit. Raising to 55F 50R helped a little, but I can see that the outer blocks are barely making contact even at this low of pressure. I'm actually starting to miss how it drove stock. There's an undeniable difference in power/torque off the line and at very slow speed turning/maneuvers, it really feels like the truck is struggling with the new rubber. Is this normal? Am I paranoid? 55f 50r is too high for road contact, but 50f 45r feels uncomfortable even making a lane change on the hwy, what do I do? I should mention the handling felt normal when the rears were at 60-65ish, but I could see the outer blocks weren't even touching the road at that high of pressure. I know I need to get out there with a chalk line test, but I'm hesitant since I'm already tripping on the ride quality at 50f 45r. Sorry if this is ranty, any info or advice is greatly appreciated
Alright boys I got some more pressure questions for ya.. 50 psi front, 45 rear unloaded felt incredible floaty. Don't know how else to describe it besides similar to when my motorcycle caught a flat on the highway. Sure it's more comfy over small bumps, but man did the handling take a hit. Raising to 55F 50R helped a little, but I can see that the outer blocks are barely making contact even at this low of pressure. I'm actually starting to miss how it drove stock. There's an undeniable difference in power/torque off the line and at very slow speed turning/maneuvers, it really feels like the truck is struggling with the new rubber. Is this normal? Am I paranoid? 55f 50r is too high for road contact, but 50f 45r feels uncomfortable even making a lane change on the hwy, what do I do? I should mention the handling felt normal when the rears were at 60-65ish, but I could see the outer blocks weren't even touching the road at that high of pressure. I know I need to get out there with a chalk line test, but I'm hesitant since I'm already tripping on the ride quality at 50f 45r. Sorry if this is ranty, any info or advice is greatly appreciated
What leveling kit and tire size are you running. From what I can see, your truck looks great.
Wish mine was grey. Super nice truckThuren suspended on 295/70/18.
Did these rub at all? I have these same wheels and love the look. The stance is perfect. Wondering if the wheels have proper offset or you need to run spacers.I'll post these here too. My father's truck with the 18's off of mine with 35x12.5r18 Toyo RT's
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Thanks!I'm such a fan of those grills.
Did these rub at all? I have these same wheels and love the look. The stance is perfect. Wondering if the wheels have proper offset or you need to run spacers.
Thanks for the reply! I'm thinking about trying the BFG HD Terrain tires they don't come in a true 35x12.5 maybe the stock size 295/70R18 or 305/70R18 would keep it from rubbing since they're about .5-1 inch less wide.It rubbed on the radius arms only. Not enough to feel it when turning, but just enough to remove a little bit of the coating. In my opinion, not enough to warrant spacers.
At first, it looked like there was no rubbing at all it was so minor.
That wait is terrible tho! Good looking truck btwI really like the Thuren stuff, looking to add to my current 2023 Big Horn. I had a 2018 Power Wagon on 37's with their level springs, rear springs, overland shocks, trackbar, rear trackbar and a King steering stabilizer. I ordered the King 2.5 shocks F/R, their 2.75 springs and trackbar. I got the springs and trackbar yesterday, looking at a 4-5 month wait on the shocks. Looking to run 35/12.5R20.
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