When things work out....

Keep the old one for a spare not everyone has them when you need one.

 

Oh, come on now, you know companies will jump over a dollar to get a dime. You must be a good driver to even consider looking at anything regarding a truck. A noteworthy trait, but not needed as a company driver.

 

I'd be finding a way to carry it.

Trucks running 24's is bad enough out in the country where no one has one to sell you.

22s are easy to find. 24s and wides are not.

 

Nice score!
Didn’t realize those suckers cost that much.

 

Super singles are ridiculously expensive, though they do help with fuel economy.
They also cause insane amounts of damage when they explode.
I don’t think we have more than 1 trailer out of 18 that doesn’t have tire damage on the wheel fenders to some degree.
Trailer tires fare better than our drive tires. We do run recaps in the driver position, virgin steer tires, and recap trailer tires.
They really suck in crappy weather, especially slick conditions like snow and ice.
Thankfully, in East Tennessee, we don’t see much of that.
I would advocate them in areas of fair weather, not so much in areas of foul weather.
Be safe out there.
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