Tires 10 Ply or 8 Ply
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Tires 10 Ply or 8 Ply
Shopping for new tires 315/70/17 I would like to go to an all terrain tire but I'm only finding them in 8 Ply, well almost found Toyo's but not sure I want to put out the money.
My question is can I use an 8 Ply? My main concern is when I have my camper on not sure how well the 8 Ply will hold up.
Any one running 8 Ply that hauls heavy loads on occasion?
My question is can I use an 8 Ply? My main concern is when I have my camper on not sure how well the 8 Ply will hold up.
Any one running 8 Ply that hauls heavy loads on occasion?
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The more ply's, the better. Of course. But, I run an 8 ply on mine, and frequently haul heavy loads of ceramic tile (a ton or more), and have had no issues with mine, no squatting or swaying, and I have no complaints.
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Discount Tire price matches web prices. My Yokohama Geolanders stay balanced better than any tire I've owned. Run 65# of pressure all around. 30,000 mi & they show very little wear. I expect another 30-40k easily. Wish the rest of the truck were as reliable.
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go to treadwright.com best deals ever.i run 8ply on both my 2500s,haul hay,camper,and horses,firewood,if you read max load on both its only a few hundred pounds.
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If you don't want aggressive threads you should be looking at HT tires, not AT.
I ran AT tires until a couple of years ago, what a difference switching to HT.
So much quieter and smoother ride, probably gained a little mpgs too.
I have all my tires siped and have had no traction problems with the HTs on ice and snow.
I ran AT tires until a couple of years ago, what a difference switching to HT.
So much quieter and smoother ride, probably gained a little mpgs too.
I have all my tires siped and have had no traction problems with the HTs on ice and snow.
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My local tire dealer charges $10 each for new tires, $12 for used.
Used tires cost more because they have to remove any rocks stuck in the treads that might damage their machine.
Used tires cost more because they have to remove any rocks stuck in the treads that might damage their machine.
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10 plies
in the BFG KM2 Mud terrains.. excellent traction, infact too good in the sand, it digs right away, killer in the mud, only con is its loud on the expressway...
and with 3000 lbs in the bed every now and then (once a month) for a 20-40 mile haul..
no problem
15K on them with rotations every 5 k miles, and they still look decent
in the BFG KM2 Mud terrains.. excellent traction, infact too good in the sand, it digs right away, killer in the mud, only con is its loud on the expressway...
and with 3000 lbs in the bed every now and then (once a month) for a 20-40 mile haul..
no problem
15K on them with rotations every 5 k miles, and they still look decent
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They were a bit loud but I still got about 50k miles out of them.
Get them siped if you can and they'll last longer and get better traction.