read it
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2006..._widebase.html

 

only downside is if one of the tires blow on them super singles your on the ground QUICK. . .trust me, been there, got the brown draws to prove it.[:'(]

 

I did look into them before deciding to upgrade with 19.5 conventionals. I remember that the costs were much greater than the route that I went. I think the true issue was that if I shredded a tire in bum truck egypt, a replacement would take awhile to get to me.

 

i am just trying to help.

 

Hey Hemi, I appreciate your suggestions and information. No offense taken here.

 

just as riv said. . .were not knockin ya. . .I'm just relaying first hand experience with super singles.

of cource the tires I was running were Michelin 14.00R20's

 

the only super singles that I've seen that looked goi were at least a 42" tall tire with an 6/3" lift.
But by the way the tread looked, I'm sure they were way exp as they were pretty darn worn. But then again I bet he was lucky to get 10mpg going down hill.

 

Im not sure you would recoup the extra cost of the tire/wheel combo on a pickup truck.