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To each his own,
I searched all over for a Laramie with 18's because for my driving those 20 an 22's are completely worthless.
Then I purchased a second set of 18's to mount my snow tires on and I'll likely go narrower then stock for those tires,
looking at 255/70-18's or possibly 265/70-18's...
With the 116 load rated tires you will be far past your trucks axle rating.
Also those load ratings are usually at the tires max rated pressure which will result in a rough ride unless
the truck is "overloaded".
I don't believe that your tires will see much change in pressure from loading...
The load rating is a 3 digit code that translate to a weight capacity for a tire;
The XL(extra load) or SL(standard load) doesn't mean much till you look at the load rating.
And then you have your letter code that relates to your speed rating which you shouldn't exceed.
To add to your confusion even Load range "E" tires are no longer actually made with 10 plys ,
more like 3 in the sidewalls and maybe 4 or 6 in the tread.
heavy load range tires will tend to weigh more then lighter load range and will have a higher load rating.
But with a half ton pickup do you...
My "19" Laramie has the air suspension and a one ton load in the box did disable the air suspension,
it was in the standard mode when the pallet was loaded, the truck lowered to the areo mode on it's own
and would not lower or raise untill I got unloaded.
From the NYS DMV
When your truck was registered by the dealer they may have requested commercial plates if they thought it was for a business.
I found a curb weight for a Rebel of 5314 pounds.
Pick-up Trucks (Part 106.6 (b) and (c))
You can register a pick-up in the 'Passenger' class if...
When I got my current plate I was active in my local Marine Corp League,
the years have made me more of an inactive member.
Been considering just getting one of the various Veterans plate available.
My current ones;
And no I'm not concerned about someone seeing my plates or figuring out my...
As long as it has a mute button or I can turn it off,
heck I don't use the "cloud" now as it is and my stuff doesn't "sync" it may want to and keep trying to and I keep refusing.
Well lucky for me I traded up a bit this spring from my 2015 Big Horn to my current 2019 Larime.
I had been looking for several months and the dealers didn't want to deal on the new ones as far as ordering one and I had some fairly specific requirements.
I wanted the power seat with adjustable...
I get mine treated with Waxoly, this will be my 4th vehicle treated with it.
I'm satisfied with the protection it provides.
https://www.waxoyl-usa.com/
Good to hear that you got into your truck. Many times Uconnect wouldn't work on my 2015.
I have heard many times that you couldn't lock your key fob in your truck, BULL the doors will easily lock
in many ways with the key fob in the vehicle. Any time you remote start either by a second key fob...
And I'll add another vote for the Nokian Hakkapeliitta studded snows.
I'm not real happy with the size selection avilible for the newer trucks with 18's,
none tall enough and narrow enough for my desires not sure what I'm going with this winter.
I really do not want to stay with the 275/65R18's...
I went to my 19 Laramie from my 15 Big Horn with the top line Big Horn package.
My main reason was the passenger power seat and lumbar support for my wife.
Also I got rid of my gray interior for the light colored leather and the bench seat
without the full length counsel.
On long trips my knee...
Does anyone have any idea of what the weight load is that activates the warning on the air suspension.
I had a pallet of Ag bags loaded on my 19 Laramie with the air suspension and ORG.
When I loaded it the truck was in the entry/exit mode,
when I started it and activated the suspension to lift...
Dang what a thread,
some good advise and some not so good.
Back to the OP when 4w auto is activated the front axle internal disconnect is
activated and the axle is ready for the transfer case to send power to it.
When turning sharply the front axle u-joints are being rotated when they are at...
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