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The E-rated tires were snuck on by the guys at Discount Tire, I didn't notice that they were E-rated until a buddie pointed it out much later.
I figured the new harshness in the ride was due to the lift I put on at the same time. After airing down to 32psi, the ride is now pretty good.
I've learned lesson; not only do you need to specify the brand and size, you also need to include the load rating.
My new rims are rated for 2,150, its a good thing my tires will handle 3,195. When my rims crumble at least my tires will still be good. =)
I figured the new harshness in the ride was due to the lift I put on at the same time. After airing down to 32psi, the ride is now pretty good.
I've learned lesson; not only do you need to specify the brand and size, you also need to include the load rating.
My new rims are rated for 2,150, its a good thing my tires will handle 3,195. When my rims crumble at least my tires will still be good. =)
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Yep,when you look up TGs on the Discount site it automatically brings up the E load rated version and you actually have to look at the subset of Nittos to find the D load rated which there was also a considerable price diff too.
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I was running my BFG M/T completly flat until a few weeks ago when Obama told me to air them up. I now run them at ~32psi, and I am getting much better gas mileage now!
Thanks Mr. Obama!
Thanks Mr. Obama!
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My tires call for a max of 50psi, so I usually run them at 45-47. I don't check them too often, but they seem to hold pretty well. Usually only have to add air every 4-5 months (that's how often I check the tires, WOW! That sounded bad...)