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re: Tire: falken wildpeak AT3
Posted on 2/23/20 at 8:58 am to bobdylan
Posted on 2/23/20 at 8:58 am to bobdylan
So the thing that made me decide to go passenger rated is almost every 1/2 ton truck you buy will come with passenger rated tires. With 1:2 tons their load carrying capacity is easily covered by the load capacity of a passenger tire.
If you did a ton of heavy towing I would say ok the stuffer sidewall in the lt load range E might help you out. But otherwise all it does is add weight and stiffens ride when not needed.
If you did a ton of heavy towing I would say ok the stuffer sidewall in the lt load range E might help you out. But otherwise all it does is add weight and stiffens ride when not needed.
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Posted on 2/23/20 at 9:05 am to Timmayy
I only tow a small flat bottom boat.
I do frequent public hunting areas with roads that can be rough (pot holes).
I do frequent public hunting areas with roads that can be rough (pot holes).
Posted on 2/23/20 at 9:17 am to Timmayy
Falken has a 275/60/r20. Which measures 33.1”x10.8” weighs 47.8lbs and has a load carrying capacity of 2679/tire.
Your current 285/55/20 measures 32.4x11.2. The wild peak version weighs 58.2lbs and has a load carrying capacity of 3305lbs/tire.
From quick searching you shouldn’t have any fittest issues on your tundra. Your gas mileage should see a pretty appreciable increase and the ride will be noticeably softer. Unless you really load the bed of your truck up heavy often I don’t think the Lt is necessary.
Your current 285/55/20 measures 32.4x11.2. The wild peak version weighs 58.2lbs and has a load carrying capacity of 3305lbs/tire.
From quick searching you shouldn’t have any fittest issues on your tundra. Your gas mileage should see a pretty appreciable increase and the ride will be noticeably softer. Unless you really load the bed of your truck up heavy often I don’t think the Lt is necessary.
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