LT tires
This Monday I had a set of LT275/55R20 installed on my truck. The stock tires where P275/55R20. Last night on my way home from work I was hearing like a rubbing sound cold that be the LT tires. Also when I apply the breaks you have it them grind. On the first day I had them on I didn't hear anything.
Just for curiosities sake, check the Lug Nuts to be sure they are tight. A few years ago I had a '91 Tracer LTS 5-speed. I had a set of Snow tires put on a set of stock steel rims, and had the set installed for winter. On the way I home I felt a vibration in the front end. Thought maybe a tire was balanced incorrectly. The next day I went out to run some errands and the vibration got worse. So when I got home I looked at the tires for a bubble in the sidewall. That's when I noticed a lug was noticeably sticking out further than the others. I was able to grab it with my fingers and turn it by hand. Holy Crap! So I jacked the car up and discovered that ALL the lugs were loose, at all four corners! and on the front tires half were only hand tight. So, I always check my lugs now. Might be something for you to check........
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That depends on whether the LT's are load range C or load range E. A load range C maxs at 50 PSI. And 40 PSI is a good unloaded pressure.










