Can someone please tell me if I use the pair of auto socks on the back or front tires of my F 150, which is 5 speed and NOT 4 WD. thank-you very much.
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use on the driven wheels, but to be honest I`d use them on the front as well on a rear wheel drive vehicle, They are best on deep snow and dont spin the wheels as it tears them
637382
You use them on your drive wheels. In your case, a 2WD truck would use them on the rear tires.
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Still have reasonable good tread on my 4x4 ranger at 30K and I do power take off a lot. That may sound like a low mileage, but they are the originals on my 2005 and starting to dry rot. So I am looking to replace them before next winter. I just wish I could find Steel rims 16 inch because the Aluminum are a pain in the cold extremes with losing tire pressure.
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Nope. Better getting a set of mud and snow tyres if going to be driving on poor roads. The sock is a get you out of trouble device. It works well so long as you dont drive too quickly, dont spin the wheels and are gentle with it.
1392390
I asked because I know these have bigger tread on them. I'm currently running this size on my truck. Just was wondering about this particular tire.
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Go to http://www.autosock.com/en/ theOn that page there is a size finder, enter your tire information and it will give you your Auto sock number.
1977201
It will make your truck ride rougher if you don't deflate them. You do need to keep some air in them. They really do make a difference towing
758833
Worked perfectly on my truck. Mine is 2 wheel drive. Don't think it matters.
309264
The tires are designed for off-road use. I ride this thing on grass and dirt sometimes. Just don't expect to achieve 30MPH on off-road trails or 20 mile range. Those numbers get dramatically reduced.
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I put them on my 2012 because when loaded with my tools I had about a 4" squat in the truck.I was hoping to get it all out but only got about 2" back. The truck does handle like its not loaded tho, so that helps.
1941123
Wow, you really gonna flame a guy like that? Why dont you do the world a favor and jump off a cliff? Dude if you want to know what really fits check your current tire size. Or check at tirerack. Com for whats reccomended and what fits
627696
Since I am using them on an EVO 1/16 4-wheel drive, I got a set of 4. I would say your could use them for just rear on a 2 wheel drive of get a set of 4. They have great grip and wear well.
1966065
Question does not make sense, it is a front axle disconnect not for full time 4wd.
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Great socks For both. BTW I never received my 4-5 pair I ordered...no FEDX or.UPS receipt.....haven't seen them.since
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I also have a Dodge with the 5.9 Cummins, stage 2 cold air intake with a straight pipe. We must have identical trucks, but mines an 05. All I can say it that I ran the smart on performance which adds 100hp to your 325 making it 425hp, and boy does it make a difference :) (ran it on performance for about a year) . With that being said I just changed my trans last week, lol. Got a complete rebuild all heavy duty parts for 2500$, with the dodge tranny you will probably be doing the same thing. Also, I'm 33 so I didn't do a whole lot of "beating" on the truck. Just your average race hear and there. ;) I also have a Dodge with the 5.9 Cummins, stage 2 cold air intake with a straight pipe. We must have identical trucks, but mines an 05. All I can say it that I ran the smart on performance which adds 100hp to your 325 making it 425hp, and boy does it make a difference :) (ran it on performance for about a year) . With that being said I just changed my trans last week, lol. Got a complete rebuild all heavy duty parts for 2500$, with the dodge tranny you will probably be doing the same thing. Also, I'm 33 so I didn't do a whole lot of "beating" on the truck. Just your average race... » Read More I also have a Dodge with the 5.9 Cummins, stage 2 cold air intake with a straight pipe. We must have identical trucks, but mines an 05. All I can say it that I ran the smart on performance which adds 100hp to your 325 making it 425hp, and boy does it make a difference :) (ran it on performance for about a year) . With that being said I just changed my trans last week, lol. Got a complete rebuild all heavy duty parts for 2500$, with the dodge tranny you will probably be doing the same thing. Also, I'm 33 so I didn't do a whole lot of "beating" on the truck. Just your average race hear and there. ;) « Show Less
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From the Autosock FAQ page http://www.autosock.us/faq/ ..."If my car is a four-wheel drive can I use AutoSock? Yes, you should use it on the front axle."
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I have a set of security tire chains, QG 3229 CAM, type DH CAM. The bag they came in list tire sizes as: 285/55-20; LT 285/75-16; LT 305/65-17; 275/55-20; 285/70-17; 295/60-20; 315/70-16; 275/60-20; LT 285/70-17; and LT 295/75-16. I run my set on a 06 Ford F-250 super duty 4X4 that has LT 275/70R-18 tires, load range E. They fit good on it. The chains are rather heavy, about twice the weight as my old set. Security has a web site that I used to pick the right size chain. Have you tried it?
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I installed these on my 2008 Sierra 2 wheel drive and I'm about to put the stock ones back on. No matter what settings are used the front end seems to buck up and down. I've had them on the truck for 4 months now and the ride is not getting any better.