jwillvin
Registered User
Hi guys,
The tires that are on my truck now are still good but I am wanting to switch to something a little more aggressive. I am looking at the Firestone Destination Mt. I'm going to be purchasing a truck camper to put on the back of my truck pretty much full time. I have another smaller car as my daily driver and am trying to outfit the truck as a camping rig. It's a 93 F350 dually and I would like to know if I should purchase all six tires or can I just do the 4 in the rear? I just bought the truck recently and right now according to the previous owner the tires on there are highway tires all six of them. My truck is 2wd and I prefer to camp off pavement. Not necessarily "off road" but I frequent a few spots next to lakes and rivers. The campers I'm looking at weigh in dry at 2500-3000lbs so I'm sure I'll have closer to 3000 to 3500 lbs when loaded. Any experiences with these tires? Should I go with 4 or 6?
Thanks
The tires that are on my truck now are still good but I am wanting to switch to something a little more aggressive. I am looking at the Firestone Destination Mt. I'm going to be purchasing a truck camper to put on the back of my truck pretty much full time. I have another smaller car as my daily driver and am trying to outfit the truck as a camping rig. It's a 93 F350 dually and I would like to know if I should purchase all six tires or can I just do the 4 in the rear? I just bought the truck recently and right now according to the previous owner the tires on there are highway tires all six of them. My truck is 2wd and I prefer to camp off pavement. Not necessarily "off road" but I frequent a few spots next to lakes and rivers. The campers I'm looking at weigh in dry at 2500-3000lbs so I'm sure I'll have closer to 3000 to 3500 lbs when loaded. Any experiences with these tires? Should I go with 4 or 6?
Thanks