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Archive for October 16th, 2006
Super Single Tires
Posted by Brenda on October 16, 2006
My construction company uses a Ford F-250 with an excellent towing package to haul heavy equipment. We have been putting 70 lbs. of pressure in the rear tires for the time being, but have been considering replacing the rear tires with “super singles”. Do you know if there are any problems that will arise in doing this?
To my knowledge, the tires that the trucking industy considers to be "super singles" or "wide base tires" would certainly not fit on a Ford F250. If you are talking about replacing two drive axle tires with one very wide, single tire, it wouldn't strike me as a great idea on a working truck. It would look cool, though.