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Tires
For 1989-1993 Dodge D/W Trucks
Replace the worn out Tires on your 1989-1993 Dodge D250/350 & W250/350 or upgrade in size with a more aggressive set from XDP. One of the most common upgrades made by automotive enthusiasts is the addition of larger aftermarket Tires. Your originally equipped are tires typically designed for driving just on paved roads, while aftermarket tires are engineered to help you take your vehicle off the beaten path. Add an upgraded or larger set of tires to your vehicle and it'll be sure to turn heads. Larger tires add an aggressive and custom appearance to your vehicle while also making it more capable in tough terrain. If you add a lift kit or leveling kit to your vehicle, it will increase clearance and enables you to mount larger tires than what was originally equipped.
Tire manufacturers such as Nitto and others offer Tires in different sizes and tread designs. Tires designed for typical driving surfaces are engineered to grip pavement and provide a quiet ride. Ensure your vehicle can handle rough terrain and road surfaces with a new set of tires. Off-road tires are constructed with larger treads to grip mud, dirt, sand, and loose terrain and thicker side walls to provide greater protection from rocks and other debris on the trail. When adding Tires onto your vehicle you will have to reprogram your vehicle computer to ensure accurate speedometer readings, this is commonly done with a tuner or calibration tool. It is important to pick the correct size Tires for your wheel size, clearance, and tow rating, as tires have certain specifications for specific applications.
Tire manufacturers such as Nitto and others offer Tires in different sizes and tread designs. Tires designed for typical driving surfaces are engineered to grip pavement and provide a quiet ride. Ensure your vehicle can handle rough terrain and road surfaces with a new set of tires. Off-road tires are constructed with larger treads to grip mud, dirt, sand, and loose terrain and thicker side walls to provide greater protection from rocks and other debris on the trail. When adding Tires onto your vehicle you will have to reprogram your vehicle computer to ensure accurate speedometer readings, this is commonly done with a tuner or calibration tool. It is important to pick the correct size Tires for your wheel size, clearance, and tow rating, as tires have certain specifications for specific applications.