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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Soft Sidewall D-Rated/8ply 18" Tires?
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[QUOTE="sootie, post: 1520815, member: 8162"] I find them quite soft. not necessarily For example: a BFG all terrain on the rear of my reg cab 350 will go down to the rim with 0 air pressure. I currently have been running a toyo m/t for two weeks with 0 PSI IN THE TIRE and it is only a slightly larger bulge at the bottom than the other three. Which reminds me...i need to fix that tomorrow lol [/QUOTE]
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