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06-03-2013, 04:27 PM
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215 65 16 tires for 70 dually?
would 215 65 16 michelin tires with 1500# rating
be okay for a dually towing a 18' car trailer? just towing trucks no equipment.... i see these 22's towing cant have much more per # any info would help! |
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06-06-2013, 06:21 AM
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Re: 215 65 16 tires for 70 dually?
anyone?
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06-06-2013, 09:23 AM
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Re: 215 65 16 tires for 70 dually?
Anything is possible for short term but personally I wouldn't just because the rating is pretty low.
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06-06-2013, 08:09 PM
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Re: 215 65 16 tires for 70 dually?
would somewhere in the 1650-1800#
rating be better? i dont want a blowout..... but the front tires are shot and found a set of 6 215 65 16 for $260! |
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06-07-2013, 08:46 AM
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Re: 215 65 16 tires for 70 dually?
My opinion is just that.... But, 27" tire is pretty short for a dually/HD app. Is that the tallest you can go?
At best, that's likely a passenger car tire so the load range is the issue once the 2 tires in the rear start flexing (which they will). The front's would prob survive a normal life around town. The concern would be extended trips under heat/pressure w/the extra loading. Load range tires for HD apps are about 3K each. At 1500#, that's a big reduction. I wouldn't go less than 30% difference so 2100# @ the minimum. The fronts are not so much the issue. The concern of tire flex in the dual positions under extended heat & loading is what would be on my mind. Also, most reputable shops won't mount a non-load rated tire on a dually/HD wheel application.
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06-07-2013, 10:05 AM
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Re: 215 65 16 tires for 70 dually?
thanks scoti thats the info i was looking for!
the tires on the rear now are 215 85 16 @2300# front are 235 85 16 just wanted a lower profile to bag for when i bag it its easier to load and unload.... but i will keep looking for a taller tire with more load range |
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