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well after some hard work, and a big sledge hammer the guy's at challenger tire on FM 529 figured it out!
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Tubes required for super singles?
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thanks again for all your help guys! im on alot of different forums but this one is by far the most helpful!
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gimpyrobb
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Sweet! I told you the dish out wasn't THAT bad. Dropside truck too, nice.
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looks great. that's exactly what i want to do
treysoucie
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yeah that drop side was custom installed by a friend of mine he said busting those welds was a nightmare!
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I know a few members who have run the big tires on stock rims and they have not had problems. I am glad you stuck to your guns. The truck looks **** good!
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I really like my 395's. Had them on a year now.
BTW akonitony. If you had no problem taking the tires off of your 16.5 inch rims it was because they have no saftey beads in the rim. Most tubeless rims have a saftey bead in the rim that the bead of the tire has to pop over to be seated properly. Since the 16.5 rims don't have this the tires can almost fall off with no air pressure in the tire. I'm just sayin'.
BTW akonitony. If you had no problem taking the tires off of your 16.5 inch rims it was because they have no saftey beads in the rim. Most tubeless rims have a saftey bead in the rim that the bead of the tire has to pop over to be seated properly. Since the 16.5 rims don't have this the tires can almost fall off with no air pressure in the tire. I'm just sayin'.
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where are people getting their tubes from? From what I understand you need 12.00 or 14.00 tubes and the stock flap works fine. Also the tubes need to be radial?
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International tire and tube. Ask for "13/1400r20 tr445 5/cs". Thats what is on my invoice.
713.973.8885
713.973.8885
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yup i used 1400x20 tubes and used the stock flapes. look ahead of time though it took me 2 days and a **** load of phone calls to track the tubes down. Apparently this size is pretty uncommon.
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You can run your stock 9.00 20 tubes. I have for a year cause I did not want to spend the $35 per 14.00R tube. However I am starting to repace the 9.00 tubes with 11.00/13.80R tubes and 14.00R tubes when I get a flat. Why the mix of tubes? Cause I could not get enough of either size to get all the tires I needed to get done. I had two I needed to do for my 5 ton, 11.00 20's and a few I needed to do on the 395's. All I could get walking into the tire wharehouse was two 14.00 tubes and the rest 11.00/13.80's. I think I will be using the 11.00/13.80's from now on as they were $25 ea.
If you have a problem finding a wholesale tire wharehouse near you try and find a tire repair and service shop or a truck stop and ask them how much they get for a tube.
If you have a problem finding a wholesale tire wharehouse near you try and find a tire repair and service shop or a truck stop and ask them how much they get for a tube.