Tire wear
#1
#2
On the stock tires you should run them at 35psi. If you upgrade to bigger tires, or LT rated tires, 40psi works well.
You need to rotate these tires every 10,000km or so to spread out the wear. It is common for the tires to wear different ways because the way in which the suspension articulates is different from the back to the front axle - one being a solid axle, the other being independent.
Maybe you didn't type what you were really trying to say, but your truck is rear wheel drive if you didn't already know that.
You need to rotate these tires every 10,000km or so to spread out the wear. It is common for the tires to wear different ways because the way in which the suspension articulates is different from the back to the front axle - one being a solid axle, the other being independent.
Maybe you didn't type what you were really trying to say, but your truck is rear wheel drive if you didn't already know that.
#4
#5
IF you look in your door you should see a sticker that will tell you what your psi should be. the other thing you might want to look into is an alingment, and with that you would also want to look for worn or bent parts camber which is how the tires are are angled top to bottom and toe which are side to side angles those are the two that will wear your tires. If you let us know how your tires are wearing we might be able to help you little more and also how oftne you rotate them.
#6