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**sourdough** · 02-12-2015, 04:09 PM

Stick with something very close to the factory size(s). A 12-13" wide tire presents its own problems and most of them have a negative effect on stability towing. Once they get a few miles on them they are very prone to trying to follow creases, road walk etc. I have put large tires on many of my play trucks for off road. I've used them on the highway as well but I've found that eventually they have issues. A very wide tire is a specialty tire...and that specialty is not towing. My 2014 Ram 2500 has 285/75R 20 tires and they are PLENTY wide for towing.

02-12-2015, 04:09 PM	#3
sourdough Site Team Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: W. Texas Posts: 17,702	Stick with something very close to the factory size(s). A 12-13" wide tire presents its own problems and most of them have a negative effect on stability towing. Once they get a few miles on them they are very prone to trying to follow creases, road walk etc. I have put large tires on many of my play trucks for off road. I've used them on the highway as well but I've found that eventually they have issues. A very wide tire is a specialty tire...and that specialty is not towing. My 2014 Ram 2500 has 285/75R 20 tires and they are PLENTY wide for towing.