Dentoro -- Looks like you figured out the photo attachment thing.

You're not the first person to face this issue with re-tiring a dually 1-ton. I'm pretty sure several of our gang (AmtrakJoe, Grigg come to mind) have faced this. Hopefully they'll see this and give you some guidance.

My AD 1-ton is the SRW pickup version so I can't help you much. Our wheels and tires are unique, as well, though. I just bit the bullet and bought new tires, tubes and flaps for my truck. I'm not a huge fan of second hand tires ...

If you don't mind, I'm going to move this thread over to the 1-ton forum where you can be among your own kind (and get better answers, hopefully .... Not that I'm calling the 1/2-ton guys a bunch of redneck riffraff or anything ... wave Heck, *we* might be the redneck riffraff ... I can never keep that straight ... WhatEVUR

Welcome to the 1-Tonners! Yes, we're a department of Stovebolt ... The MEN'S Department ... chug


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