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Re: Pickup tires - keep 4 ply or switch to load range E?


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Posted by the tractor vet on July 16, 2021 at 17:37:38 from (108.220.145.239):

In Reply to: Pickup tires - keep 4 ply or switch to load range E? posted by andy r on July 16, 2021 at 11:38:31:

hat comes on a car or light truck from the factory is NOT the same as you buy at the tire store . Being a parts manager ya learn this stuff . IF i needed to change or have changed tires on a new car as we did not handle trucks i would call down to the Goodyear store and tell the manager that i haqd such and such car coming down for A tire change out , Lets say i needed E 70x14 custom power cushions , yep he had them in STOCK for the off the street people , BUT he would have to make a call to Akron and have four pulled under the Chrysler deal . The OEM Good Years that came on our 03 Dodge Durango lasted 83000m miles , well Bill was no longer at the store but i told the NEW guy that hey i want Chrysler Billing tires and i get yea no problem , i got handled this set looked the same but the first tire let go at 27000 and was replaced , at 31500 the next one went and before we hit the 35000 mile mark all four had been replace and the first of the lot busted a belt and we started all over again . They basically replaced two full sets of tire at there expense and when the sure pops started letting go again i did not go back i switched brands and never looked back . as for you if you had 4 ply from the factory and NOT knowing if it is a heavy half or a 3;/4 or what for a heavy half a C rating would be enough for a 3/4 then a D rated would be enough , only a one ton would you need a E rated tire .


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