I've got 42k on mine right now, had them checked yesterday, he said I have about 5k left. This is on a F-250, I rotate with every oil change so 7-10k miles.
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Originally posted by Fordnandez View PostI have two friends that only got 19k out of them on their Dodge 3/4 diesels. The center of the tread wore down to nothing. Had the right pressure in them.
If you increase tire size over factory you also increase load capacity on the tire. 2008 Chevy 2500. Factory tire is a 245 something. I run 285 70 16s now. Called BFG and they told me to run 49#s when the sidewalls say 65. The weight rating per psi of the tire is that much higher. The ride is a million times better and they wear flat.
Rotation is absolutely a must though. I didn't rotate this last set often and still get 25 ish out of them when previous sets have gone 50.
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Keep going back and forth on what I want to go with once these are done. I have a 2002 2500HD and run the Yokohama Geolander AT's and they still look brand new after 30k miles. They're not near as aggressive as the BFG's, but are a ton cheaper....
Decisions decisions.....
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Originally posted by hellbndr23 View PostFor those that are saying correct pressure, did you call BFG or are your talking sidewall number?
If you increase tire size over factory you also increase load capacity on the tire. 2008 Chevy 2500. Factory tire is a 245 something. I run 285 70 16s now. Called BFG and they told me to run 49#s when the sidewalls say 65. The weight rating per psi of the tire is that much higher. The ride is a million times better and they wear flat.
Rotation is absolutely a must though. I didn't rotate this last set often and still get 25 ish out of them when previous sets have gone 50.
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