Picture of Tire Pressure Sticker for a Rebel

[User_3336]

Anyone that has a recent (19-20) RAM REBEL, with the 18 inch tires and Goodyear Wrangler Duratec's PLEASE post a picture of the tire pressure sticker
in the door and post it.

Put Rebel wheels and Tires on a Tradesman, and don't have the proper psi's for reference.

 

[dts828]

From 19 Ram Rebel

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[User_3336]

Yep, same tires! Big THANKS!

 

[WXman]

55 PSI?? On a 5,300 lb. truck? Holy crap.

My shows 32 PSI and I have ORP with A/T tires on 20s.

 

[User_3336]

Are these tires kind of "noisey" to you? just curious...

 

[User_3336]

goodyear wrangler Duratec's.... All Terrain
LT275/70R18E OWL All–Terrain Tires

55 PSI?? On a 5,300 lb. truck? Holy crap.

My shows 32 PSI and I have ORP with A/T tires on 20s.

 

[dts828]

Are these tires kind of "noisey" to you? just curious...

Not horrible considering the size but they are more noisy than I'm used to.

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[User_3336]

Yeah, definitely not your ordinary tires you'd have on a Tradesman or Big Horn

Not horrible considering the size but they are more noisy than I'm used to.

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[Swampy]

Why are the rears supposed to be at 45 and fronts at 55? Mine were all at 55 from the dealer, still haven’t aired down the backs.


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[SD Rebel]

Why are the rears supposed to be at 45 and fronts at 55? Mine were all at 55 from the dealer, still haven’t aired down the backs.


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The dealership usually sets them at 65 psi to prevent flat spotting sitting on the lot, they probably forget to adjust your rears correctly, most of the time they forget to adjust them down at all.

 

[SD Rebel]

Are these tires kind of "noisey" to you? just curious...

They should only be a little noisy at freeway speeds, just a slight hum which is normal for these hybrid style tires. They should be quiet at city speeds.

The Duratracs are designed to be in-between an A/T and M/T, even though they are officially an A/T. This is to give them a more aggressive look without the loudness of full M/T tires. However, they will be louder than typical A/Ts, such as KO2s.

I run my tires at the recommended 55F / 45R, at 5,000 mile rotation & balance, the shop said they were perfect, barely any wear and no issues with abnormal wear patterns.

 

[LaxDfns15]

Why are the rears supposed to be at 45 and fronts at 55? Mine were all at 55 from the dealer, still haven’t aired down the backs.


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To answer your question, there is far less weight on the rear of the truck than the front. Since there is less weight, running at the same pressure will result in wearing the center of the tire faster than the fronts as well as a harsher ride (harder tire basically). I personally run mine at 51/41 cold so when they're hot they'll sit at 53/43-ish instead of the 57/47. Little softer ride, and I have even wear after 9k miles.

If you go over 10 psi difference from OEM spec your low pressure light will come on and won't go off until you're back at the proper pressure.

 

[User_3336]

I have to admit, the Fat A/T tires look good on a boring Tradesman. and love the Rebel wheels.

They should only be a little noisy at freeway speeds, just a slight hum which is normal for these hybrid style tires. They should be quiet at city speeds.

The Duratracs are designed to be in-between an A/T and M/T, even though they are officially an A/T. This is to give them a more aggressive look without the loudness of full M/T tires. However, they will be louder than typical A/Ts, such as KO2s.

I run my tires at the recommended 55F / 45R, at 5,000 mile rotation & balance, the shop said they were perfect, barely any wear and no issues with abnormal wear patterns.

 

[User_3336]

These are the REBEL tires I have on my Tradesman now.

 

[devildodge]

They should do like the HeavyDuty does with the Powerwagon...give the TRADESMAN with REBEL package
They already give the Tradesman the ORG...they would just have to add the wheels and tires.

Would sell like hotcakes.

Truck looks great @GregHBNA

 

[NorthernArea51]

Are these tires kind of "noisey" to you? just curious...

I did the same swap on my big horn. Theres definitely an increased hum compared to the stock big horn wheels. You get used to it real quick though. A much better tire all around, wouldn’t go back. And the rims look entirely better as well


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[2020GCM]

Is the spare on a Rebel a Duratrac as well?....Odd the tire pressure sticker above shows a 65 series tire for the spare.

 

[LaxDfns15]

Is the spare on a Rebel a Duratrac as well?....Odd the tire pressure sticker above shows a 65 series tire for the spare.

Nope, it's a 275/65R18 Wildpeak AT3W.

 

[User_3336]

Well, it is NOW. Had I forgot to tell the dealership to trade out the spare as well, but that's the tire!

Nope, it's a 275/65R18 Wildpeak AT3W.

 

[User_3336]

I'm wondering if those are better tires than the GoodYear Duratrac's? less noisy?

Nope, it's a 275/65R18 Wildpeak AT3W.