Can I replace PPV suspension parts to make it ride smoother?

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iLikeEggs

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Run some 265-70-17 Michelin Defenders if you want a smooth ride.
That's what I run on mine, but I got them in load range E. The Goodyear Eagles that came on it were also Load range E. I rather like them and run them at 60psi.
If the OP just goes with the standard load range tire his ride will be much better. Personally, I love the suspension set up. It reacts much better in traffic and there is a lot less sway/roll.
 
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Just to report back and thank y’all again, I changed the suspension parts and tires as recommended and now my 2014 PPV rides very smooth, soaks up the bumps, and my wife is happy also!
Thanks again!
Dave
 

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Just to report back and thank y’all again, I changed the suspension parts and tires as recommended and now my 2014 PPV rides very smooth, soaks up the bumps, and my wife is happy also!
Thanks again!
Dave
Got a photo? I'm trying to do the same to my 2011 ppv
 
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