Replacing stock tires, question
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Replacing stock tires, question
My 2011 Dodge RAM 1500 needs new tires. The LT275/70R/17 size must be a weird size because they're very hard to find and ridiculously expensive. I went to a tire dealership today and he said that i could run a P265/70/17 and have a larger selection of tires. I don't pull much, a 17 foot boat on occasion. Any input on the pros or cons of going this way, or just stick to the factory stock size. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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P265/70-17 was the stock size on my 2009 Crewcab. Still running that size with no issues, my towing maxes out at about 7000lbs.
LT tires are typically more expensive, although tire rack lists quite a few in your size. The tires I run are Firestone Destination AT. The P265/70-17 size costs $156 and the LT275/70R/17 size costs $192
LT tires are typically more expensive, although tire rack lists quite a few in your size. The tires I run are Firestone Destination AT. The P265/70-17 size costs $156 and the LT275/70R/17 size costs $192
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I found when looking for tires that the 285's were often not even $100 more per set locally than the 265's. You will lose a little bit of mileage going to a 285, heck even going to a little more aggressive tread pattern will make you lose a bit. If ya like the look, go for the 285's. If you dont care go with 265's. I personally just went with 265's...
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