They are a load range E tire. OEM tires were Goodyear SR-A Load Range C 265 65 18.
I had a hell of a time with my old BFG's cupping. I ran them between 40-45psi.
I put 48psi in them for now and will ride around today to see how it rides. I did the chalk test when they had 40psi and it...
Hello. I am hoping that someone here more experienced could provide some insight.
I have a 2013 z71 Tahoe with factory 18" wheels. Original tire size was 265-65/18
I was running a 275 BFG AT KO for about 30k. Long story short,money were impossible to balance and wore to 4/32nd tread in...
The vehicle is still under warranty. With my 04 & 07 6.0l, I bought another PCM. When I took it in for warranty work, I did a quick PCM swap and away I went...undetected.
Do I need to do the same thing, or can I use auto-cal to rewrite the OEM programming and go undetected?
I may be in for this, where in Orlando?
I have a 2013 Tahoe...I'm assuming that I need an auto-cal? It's been a while; I purchased a blackbear for my trucks in the past and the tune was awesome.
Good luck getting it fixed. GM eventually bought back my 08 and 11.
For the remote start they ended up replacing the hood latch, all the modules in the drivers door, BCM and several other things. It had a total down time of nearly two months.
Then the oil leaks....and more...
My 2013 Z71 4x4 tahoe with 3.42 gears (tow package) running 275/65-18 tires feels like a slug.
I'm barely able to break 12mpg in the city during the summer months running standard 10% blended pump gas. If I run ethanol-free fuel I can get 14.
In theory, the larger tires reduced the...
Does anyone have a tune in a 12-13 Tahoe Z71?
If so, what were the results of the tune as far as power / fuel mileage?
I had a tune in my 6.0l 2500hd years ago and it was wicked! Really considering doing it to the tahoe, but am unsure if its really worth the money...
A tune would be a mild improvement. It needs a regear -- there's no getting around it.
275's are a tight fit with a 2" leveling kit. No way in hell could I get 285's without major trimming. Major.
They are indeed an E-load. They handle much better than factory bridgestones and goodyears.
Be warned though.
The truck will feel like a damn slug if you have 3.42's I am considering upgrading to 4.11's to regain my fuel mileage and power. I'm lucky to break 15mpg on the interstate...
I was going to buy a silver one, but didn't like how the front bumper was nearly matched with the paint. The offset of the color makes it stand out.
I also preferred the brushed mirrors/door handles that were on my 08 versus the painted ones..
Has anyone fit a 275 70 17 under there? I am half tempted to pick up a used tire to see if it will squeeze in there......
I am simply planning for a worst-case scenario. Back in December in my 2011 I hit a pipe on the road that flew out of a truck -- rode around on the spare for 2 weeks...
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