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Old 11-18-2015, 11:36 PM   #21
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Your main concern is the tire capacity rating. Read your tire capacity of one of your tires and double it. (two rear tires) That will determine your payload. Be sure your tires are fully inflated.
This is not necessarily true. The capacity of a vehicle is based on its weakest link. That could be tires, axles or a number of other things.
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This is not necessarily true. The capacity of a vehicle is based on its weakest link. That could be tires, axles or a number of other things.

Right on!
Can't put e tires on a ranger and think you can haul 6k in the bed.


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