Low Pro steers with 11r Drives

Other then looks, it won't give you any issues.
And before anyone says anything, driveline angles will be fine. Such I minor difference you won't notice anything.

 

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Well this is just my opinion and I don't know how many others would agree with me but for steer tires I would only buy absolute brand new tires.

I get that it's an outstanding price and you're just starting, but the reason I say that for is because you can't tell if those tires are out of round. I realize they have a lot of tread on them but you can't tell if they were run under inflated or if bad mean potholes were hit with them or anything else. Make sure that you check the date of manufacture on the tires to make sure they are recent.

And I'm not saying this to upset you or scare you but there is some reason that someone took those tires off of their truck with that much tread left. It may not be any of the reasons I'm saying I don't know but for myself I would only buy an absolute brand new set of steer tires. To myself personally it's something that is worth the money.

Drive tires and trailer tires are a different story. Good used tires from a reputable dealer is fine for those positions. Your steer tires have so much to do with how your truck handles, vibration, and of course safety if God forbid one blew out.

And if they are the same size as your drives once you wear them down to a certain point and you buy a new set you can move them to the drive position on your truck or even to your trailer if they're the same size.

 

Those are all fair and well made points, but I think at $200 for a pair it's worth investigating, assuming they're anything better than El Cheapo Chinese cut-rate special. Even if they only last 60 days and help get a new career off the ground and some cash rolling in, they'd still have been a decent investment. I'd look at them with an eye toward rapid replacement. If they last more than 2 months it's a bonus.

 

that investment going upside down in a ditch with a load on at 1am because of a blown steer tire is definitely not a way to help a new career.....

I would probably buy them a s put them in the garage as trailer tires though if they were the correct size

 

NEVER, I SAID FREEEKKKKNNNNN NEVER BUY USED STEERS

 

Next time you are at a big rigs large car show check out what sizes some use on steers to get the right lowered raked look they want. Some use 22.5’s on steers and 24.5’s on drives. No issues as long as you know they are like that.