Tire size for steers and drives?

Also 255’s aren’t as readily available everywhere, turns a blowout into a much bigger project when you have to find a place that stocks them.

 

No worries brother. There are a lot of things that come in to play when considering changing tire sizes. Everything about your tires has a direct effect on your operation and mainly your fuel economy. Choosing the wrong size can cost you a lot of money in fuel. If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask.

 

He mentioned 14’ limit so he’s out west. All the cool guys on I-5 run 255’s so they’re easily had over on that coast.

 

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Northeast, it’s a mixed bag over this area. I blew one coming into a receiver in mass, tire shop across the street had me going out the door in 35 minutes. Different time in CT blew one and I ended up having the shred taken off the wheel and running home singled out because no one could get them same day.

Just one of those things to know.