Hauling camper with 18" or 20" wheels/tires

[boxer]

Re: Hauling camper with 18" or 20" wheels/tires

no the whole truck.

 

[HotShotHarry]

Re: Hauling camper with 18" or 20" wheels/tires

Well, I will take a pic tomorrow, but you will have to tell me how to post it as I have never done that before. Also I have my stock rims and winter tires on now. I do not have a computer , just an I-phone at home. Its about time I learned how anyway.

 

[boxer]

Re: Hauling camper with 18" or 20" wheels/tires

thats ok harry, more interested in seeing iot with the 35" tire combo, thanks anyway,

 

[HotShotHarry]

Re: Hauling camper with 18" or 20" wheels/tires

I have a 4" lift on it also. Maybe I should figure out how to post pics anyway.

 

[youngpolarisguy]

I run a 2009 f350 with factory 20's. I have found that towing is much better with 20's due to the short side wall seems to have way less trailer sway then I did with my old 6.0l and the only difference is the rims size. Oh and as far as tire to run on 20's I picked up a set of Toyo ct and so far they are awesome.

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[boxer]

seems like most of you guys are towing a travel trailer. i am hauling a camper so i will have more box weight and more sway to deal with. i guess it all comes down to posted weights on the tires but you would think the 20's would have less sway than the 18's as there would be less sidewall flex.

 

[the_real_wild1]

You're looking too much into this. As I said either will work just fine. Pick one and go with it.

 

[HotShotHarry]

Hey Boxer. I just figured out how to send pics. Give me a bit of time and I'll send you a pic of my receiver set-up.

 

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