Is there an LT model of the tire or are these ok for a Chevy 2500 model truck?
1265103
There is an LT model. If you currently have 10 ply you may want to stick with that. Weight wise a 4 ply will work. If you pull or have a load often I would not suggest it.
1265104
That tire is a standard load tire, too light for a 2500 truck. That size is available in a 10 ply E rated tire. The Amazon ASIN part number is B005ZVIY8O. Just type that number into the search box.
535340
Yes. These are awesome tires!! I've had them now for two years on '01 VStar 1100 Silverado, I ride all year long and in the rain (...and snow, when I happen to get caught) Friend has them on '03 HD Deuce and agrees.
4553
I'm sorry I was thinking of my other truck. These wranglers are SL tires (the are not built for heavy load) @ 35psi the max load is 2028 lbs each tire.(less psi means less weight). Lt tires are considered tires rated by ply. These are great tires and I believe factory on many jeeps (I had them on my grand wagoneer and was very satisfied).
1436182
There may be some overlap. See the specified sizes.The one's I bought were the only ones that would fit my truck.Unfortunately, I hit an elk just before entering snow country during my move. The truck was totaled and I never actually got to use them.Be sure to look at your tire sizes. **(They only fit the specified tire size range listed.)**
909538
They are the tires that come with the truck from the dealer. Just 4 ply I believe.
1279493
Go to Timbren's website, put in your vehicle info. and it will show the model # that fits your truck. After putting them on my truck, the ride and handling when towing my 5th wheel was much better.
1157288
I have no idea about what ply the tires are, but they handle mud, snow and ice fine. I have had no problems with these tires.
2167091
I purchased some f these through Amazon and they sent the wrong ones so I ended up going to my local tire dealer and ordering one. They are really good looking on my truck. I love them, but make sure u get the right size the first time.
1962221
Yes. I have them installed on my stock tundra rims. I've had them for 31K miles and still have over half tread life left.
2090218
I put these tires on a 1996 Chevy full size pickup with 4wd. I believe mine were 7 1/2" rims but you should have no problem. If your mounting them, use extra bead sealer to make a good bond is formed.
1135162
The tires have no name brand on them....I can tell you they have good tread and are smooth while towing. Have towed boat 20+ miles on these and have had no issues. recommend them for the $.
1854801
Same here, Just go by the tire size you have on currently. Some trucks came with 17"rims, some with 20" rims, default is most likely to say it won't fit vs having you return them.
1854802
Told me the same thing. If it's similar to my truck, that year come out with 16 and 20 inch tires. My truck originally come out with 16s and the previous owner put the would inch rims on it. Bought these tires. Good tires so far. No complaints.
977371
no only tires .. but they are great I still have them on my truck and will buy more when these wear out!
2032149
The tire IS tubeless and it is an exact EOM remplacement for the LT2000 Craftsman mower/tractor (2008 version!!). If you feel you need a tube, I would recommend going to your neighborhood Tractor Supply-their prices are MUCH better than anything I found anywhere else-even AMAZON!! Any brand of a 18X9.50-8" tube should work quite nicely-and they're at least $3 to $5 cheaper than the other stores!
944854
Should be fine,i put oem size of 265/75r16 on my 4x4 truck....but was looking to do 285/75r16,andd told no prob with rim,but clearace issue on truck,tire tall in my case
494139
No they will not. Go to the company's website for a chart of what will fit that tire!