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Not sure if a repeat on this thread, but probably not since its my build thread lol. Those puppies look like they rub a lot.Dan: Just confirming that your Methods are 17", not 18". I have a very similar setup as yours (with Peak 1.25" level) but with the TRD PRO wheels (18") and I think I could only get my Toyo AT3s 285/70s in Load E for the 18".
Also an excuse for another Heritage Blue beauty in the wild at the top of Walters Gap trail in Geo Washington Natl Forest in western VA.
(apologies if a repeat on this thread)![]()
My methods are 17". Whole reason I replaced my pro wheels with these methods was the lack of Load C range tires for 18s. I don't want or need another set of Load E's ever again on a truck this light. I did many miles of rocky sharp trails in Colorado on a set of Load SL AT3s last month which cemented that E is overkill for 99% of applications and not needed for anything I plan to do in this truck. Load C is the sweet spot IMO for ride quality, durability, and weight.
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