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Load range E tires
- Thread starter Frank169
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OffTrac
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I am on my '01 Sport Trac. Not the same vehicle at all, but I wouldn't recommend it. Load Range D will tow whatever you can safely tow anyway if that's why you're considering it. I got them for durability off road as a trial. I will be getting LR D with the next set. I had to air down to 32 psi because at 34-36 it was jarring and I have a long gravel driveway. At 32, it's fine but the tires have started wearing a lot faster.
Not recommended.
Not recommended.
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I would stay with you C rated tires. No need for D or E. I had E's on my old f150 and they were very stiff. D's have plenty of weight rating. For most trucks and they're probably to much for the average suv
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