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Message: [QUOTE="Layson, post: 1072922, member: 298"] One thing about running 38s or 40's or bigger that are 15.5"+ wide. You don't have any traction issues. You could be drifting the truck and let off the pedal, the tires grip and could flip the truck. Wouldn't happen in a truck with stock tires. With stock tires or even loaded with a trailer you still will spin the tires with a higher powered rig. We were towing my car in my friends cummins and it would just burn off the tires if you got on it at all..lol. I think that contact area on the road is what gets you. The big wide tires give you a large contact area. Then you throw in the weight of a big wheel and fat big heavy tire and 500-1000 horsepower and things go boom. Lol [/QUOTE]

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