Posted by Sprint 6 on July 27, 2023 at 03:46:57 from (50.104.30.55):
In Reply to: Chevy pickup tires posted by Ultradog MN on July 27, 2023 at 01:47:21:
I would do it. It's the best way to get new tires at a fraction of the price. Most factory gm truck tires are about the same height, regardless of rim size. They do that to minimize needed speedometer calibrations. Those tire charts are listing what would be correct, if tires always ran perfectly round and were all exact size. That is never the case. You'll probably not notice a difference in actual use. 3mph is about the margin of error on a civilian speedometer.
The one warning I have, those 2023 tires will not run much mileage. I don't know your truck specs or usage, but my farm customers with Duramax HDs that really work them only get about 30K miles out of the original tires on these late model trucks. The diesel torque eats them off the rear.
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