What are the tires that have the curved sidewall?? You see them on a few truck but not many . Basically the edge of the tire curves down . Example below

 

Unsafe would be the best description. They are using a tire too skinny for the rim.
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That is called stretching tires.

 

Always get a kick out of the exhaust through the bed floor mod.

 

Poor truck, it looked good at one time.

 

Need that for rolling coal.

 

 

Several young men own Ford pickups in my area and a large number have made extensive "upgrades" to their rides. A couple of days ago I was behind an F150 (Same year as mine) that had to be at least 20 inches taller than my truck. The tires were out of the wheel wells by a good 6 inches (and stretched), and he had two in-bed stacks that were big enough to throw a cat through!

I cannot imagine how poorly it handles. I would say the tires will be the first to let go. As a side note, there wasn't a spec of dirt on any of it and no hitch.

 

Stacks on a gas truck is just odd. Only see them on diesels which makes sense because they could look and black smoke like a big rig.

 

If it's smokin' black, you've either got an engine problem, or you're an idiot doing it on purpose. How many Dodges have you seen doing that? My point!