Load range G tire option for 16"'ers
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Originally posted by ridofpwrstroke
If you need traction off road, dont get the goodyear g rated tires. I ran them on the back of my truck which weighed in at 7450 with gooseck, ran 80psi for 3500 miles with that weight on stock rims and never had a problem. I only use them for heavy hauling. They are definately built right tires. Expensive though. 200 a pop. THese tires never gave me a problem pulling the shop up from nebraska through canada into alaska at 43k gross. Definately worked for what I needed it to do.
If you need traction off road, dont get the goodyear g rated tires. I ran them on the back of my truck which weighed in at 7450 with gooseck, ran 80psi for 3500 miles with that weight on stock rims and never had a problem. I only use them for heavy hauling. They are definately built right tires. Expensive though. 200 a pop. THese tires never gave me a problem pulling the shop up from nebraska through canada into alaska at 43k gross. Definately worked for what I needed it to do.
Did you check out the other G's with some tread on them, posted in the other "LOAD RANGE G TIRES" post?
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That weight was only the rear two tires. My rims were only rated for 80 and I didnt want to go any higher. They worked fine with just 80 psi with that weight. Didnt even know the weight was on it.
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