TE-44

I would like to know if you can run this size tire on a dually, and if you can i would like to hear from the ones that due or the ones that have. Thanks. P.S the truck is a 2002

erics76

I ran a set of D-rated ones for a while. Had 2 problems. 1-they're not E-rated, and I haven't seen very many E-rated 265's. 2- If I didn't keep the tires at max pressure, they'd rub together. They actually rubbed a ring on each tire where they touched. Took them off and put 235/85's on. I hear that 255's will not rub. Makes sense since they are a centimeter narrower than 265's

Palmetto_kid

all the 265/75 i have seen where E. i have pathfinders on my 2500 and they are E's. Dad has firestone's on his f250 and they are 265/75r16-E.

jdeereboy

FYI, I run 255/85-16's on my dually and the tires do rub even with no weight in the bed.

y-knot

Rodger that, when the 255's are first installed they appere to have the needed room, but after they set a night they are touching. If you have a "spacer phobia", they I would stay with the 235-85-16's.

Dr. Evil

A little off topic, but not too long ago I seen a dually with 315 BFG AT's.....looked killer...

Heavy Double D

I believe the cutoff is 99 and that anything after that can fit 255/85 with no problem. Easy rule of thumb if your truck came with 215's you're limited to 235's if it came with 235's you're limited to 255's. I've got 255 BFG MT's on my dually and they don't touch but they are a load range D tire.

Tartarus

I run 265/75's on an '02 dually. Load range "E". There's a bit more than an inch of clearance, which is fine, as long as you don't severely deflate them. I run them loaded and unloaded, on the road and off.

There are some sectional differences between brands of tires; mine are Michelins.