AKDSLDOG

I am having trouble finding a load range "E" on a 33x12.50x16 tire, anyone know of any brands that make a load range "E"??? I haven't even found any "D"'s! Thanks Curt

SmokinShaker

I am running the BFG MTs and they have a D load rating, very nice tires. Are you wanting an A/T or an M/T??<br><br>Go to tire rack and you can search for the tires that meet your needs...

phox_mulder

My 315 AT's (35's basically) are also &quot;D&quot;.<br>BFG didn't make them in that size in an &quot;E&quot; either.<br><br>I think I could have gone up to 17&quot; rims and got them in an &quot;E&quot;, but the price differential was staggering (both the rims and the tires)<br><br>The 50psi max of the &quot;D&quot; doesn't seem like quite enough up front.<br><br>I've had BFG AT's on all my previous trucks and have been very happy with the ride, wear, mileage, etc.<br>Hoping I have the same results with the Dodge.<br><br>(I don't think I answered your question though ??? )<br><br>phox

DarrellB

I've been running BFG Mt's for a few years now (4 actually) and they are a load range &quot;D&quot;. They have a max of 65psi and handle the weight of a loaded goose neck trailer very well. One thing you may want to look at the the max lbs each tire can carry. The BFG Mt's are 3,200lbs apeace, (I think) and have a good hard sidewall. I run the fronts a 45psi and the rears at 40psi when unloaded, and air the fronts up to 50 or 55psi, and the rears to 55 - 65psi all depending on the load I'm hauling.<br><br>Hope that helps some.<br><br>DB

Timinva

My Nitto 305/70/16 are E load range. They are about 33x12.5 and wear very well, I have 20k miles on them and they got about 1/2 their life left. Tim<br>

latitud_rt

There are no 33x12.50R16LT tires. There are however 33x12.50R17LT but they only go to LOAD RANGE D. Remember, if the door placard says Load Range 'E' do NOT ever replace with a LOAD RANGE 'D' tire. The Max load and inflation pressures are very different from Load Range 'D' to 'E'.<br>If the sidewall says 114 its a Load Range 'D' (33x12.50R17LT 114_)<br><br>Tim

erics76

Look for some 305/70R16's. That's the metric equivilant to 33x12.5's. Metric sized tires are usually rated E or D. I've been running load range D's for 20,000 miles with no problem.

quantrill88

i run 285/75r16 (about 32.5 x 10.5) load range E super swamper trxus MT radials. nice tires that work well in the mud but are wearing way to quickly in the rear (for me at least), more than halfway bald with on 7K on them. a buddy of mine has NITTO's on his and seem to ride and wear alot better, just my 2 cents

White00

I am running Buckshot Maxxis Mudders and they have a D Range on them. So far I have about 15K on them and they seem to be wearing good...for a mud tire that is.

SmokinShaker

[quote author=latitud_rt link=board=7;threadid=12459;start=0#117912 date=1048079415]<br>There are no 33x12.50R16LT tires. There are however 33x12.50R17LT but they only go to LOAD RANGE D. <br>[/quote]<br><br>Actually they do make 33x12.50x16 tires. Super Swamper Radial SSRs are 10 ply, max inflation of 65psi and a max load of 3195. Pro Comp makes the same size tire, I'm not sure of the specs on it though...<br><br><br><br>[quote author=latitud_rt link=board=7;threadid=12459;start=0#117912 date=1048079415]<br>Remember, if the door placard says Load Range 'E' do NOT ever replace with a LOAD RANGE 'D' tire. [/quote]<br><br>...now if we listened to door placards and manufacturer's suggestions we wouldn't have ANY fun

screamn56

I'm running Nitto Terra Grappler At. Discout tire direct has tem for $160 each. I like them there a nice at tire but not a all out mud tire. just my 2 cents worth

phox_mulder

[quote author=SmokinShaker link=board=7;threadid=12459;start=0#118069 date=1048106151]<br>...now if we listened to door placards and manufacturer's suggestions we wouldn't have ANY fun <br>[/quote]<br><br>I'd be sitting mighty low with 245's.<br><br>Talk about Yugo tires <br><br>phox

doodah

whatchu talkin about Willis???? No 33x12.50x16.5 tires, thats all i have ever run!!

dodgeram

he said 33x12.50x16 tires<br><br>not 33x12.50x16.5 <br><br>.<br>.<br>.<br>.<br>just being a smart ***

AKDSLDOG

Lot's of manufacures make a 33x12.50x16 tire, see them all over just wanted to stay with a &quot;E&quot; rating. I was thinking of the Parnelli Jones tire, looks pretty sweet half hwy, half mud. I commute 120 miles a day for work so I kindda wanted to stay a little more on the A/T side, but want the aggressive knarly look to! ;D... I will probly end up with BFG'S.

SEE WHAT YOU GUY'S HAVE STARTED WITH THIS BOMB STUFF! TO MANY DICCISIONS!!!!!!! :'(

P.S. Who the heck ever reads there &quot;DOOR STICKER&quot;????