But that will change as the air inside the tire heats up and expands.

 

i think he meant just driving down a paved driveway or parking lot, thats also a good way to make sure both duals on a semi truck are still both carrying an equal load

 

hell yea, a friend of mine in the offroad club bought a wrecked Cherokee for the motor tranny and t-case, it had 33s on it, we put those on my jeep (his DD already had a set) and put my stockers on the donor truck so we had a way to roll it onto the car trailer for the trip to the JY

 

Now that is a sweet deal!

 

Mine take 60.

 

I usually drive a few miles to get some heat in them before i do that, then put chalk on, drive for a few feet then look at the chalk to see where it wore.


Josh

 

Well good for you! Like I said, I know tires have different ratings. If I filled my POS wrangler RT/S's to 44 like the tire says on it, they'd last a week! LOL

 

why did they do that to fit it in the garage door?...lol

 

I noticed this is the most expensive to maintain yet ironically newest vehicle I have ever owned and wonder if it will ever be reliable....

 

It took you this long to figure that out!