14R19.5 Michelin XS tires

[charlieaarons]

Found these on Vrakking Tires:
https://www.vrakking-tires.com/195-inch/75-14r195-michelin-xs-new.html
They are 14" wide and 36.5" tall, for about 9" wide rims (single of course). They are new but Vrakking couldn't find a load or speed rating.
I expect they would be ideal for Australia - sand in particular, but bead locks might be desirable.

Charlie

 

[jeep-N-montero]

And this has what to do with a Mitsubishi?? Is it spam?

 

[charlieaarons]

Yeah right, I've posted 1373 times, so it is all spam!
You Fuso people are constantly talking about 19.5 rims and taller 19.5 tires but the common complaint seems to be lack of flotation/inability to air down. Spam?
The last time I checked, Fusos do still have tires.

Charlie

 

[Dendy Jarrett]

Not spam but should be listed in the classifieds section. I can move and leave a re-direct ... ?

 

[Swank Force One]

He's not selling anything. He's giving useful information.

 

[jlocster]

I think charlieaarons intended to post under the Japanese Heavy Trucks sub-forum:

http://forum.expeditionportal.com/forums/72-Japanese-Heavy-Truck-Mitsubishi-and-Isuzu

 

[KyleT]

Those tires have such a stiff sidewall you can prob run zero psi and still not get tire squat...


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[Deshet]

Found these on Vrakking Tires:
https://www.vrakking-tires.com/195-inch/75-14r195-michelin-xs-new.html
They are 14" wide and 36.5" tall, for about 9" wide rims (single of course). They are new but Vrakking couldn't find a load or speed rating.
I expect they would be ideal for Australia - sand in particular, but bead locks might be desirable.

Charlie

These are real truck tires. They don't squat. Even if they come off the rim they still stand tall. My F450 had continentals that were G rated and could carry 4000 pounds per tire.

The lowest rated Chinese off brand 19.5 tires will still carry 2500+ pounds. They are designed more for high mileage and heavy loads. (100,000 mile tires)

Thanks