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  1. March 9th, 2009, 09:30 AM #1
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    Default NDT tires

    Does the military make 14.00 x 20 NDT tires I have 11.00 x 20s on it now but I want to go up a few inches.

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  2. March 9th, 2009, 10:04 AM #2
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    Nope.
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    I thought the 14x20 NDT were what the bridge trucks ran?
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    Uhh, crap. Maybe, I thought they were bigger, like r24. You could be right I never thought about it. Sorry Jeepcj, by the way, PM me your phone #. I'm going to pick up some bigger tires soon, can't hurt to hear what I'm getting.
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    The 10 tons ran the 24 inch rim, but I thought the 5 ton bridge trucks where the only truck to run the dual 14x20 ndts.
    Now I will have to check it out and verify this.
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    Ok, verified. 5 ton bridge trucks do have the 14.00x20 NDT tires as stock.
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    great now. Now I have to find a set. I'll need 5 \\Thanks
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    You will have better luck finding 14.00-20 Michelin XL tires. Just something to think about.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barrman View Post
    You will have better luck finding 14.00-20 Michelin XL tires. Just something to think about.
    I have some 395s on USA 6x6 wheels

    I just wanted a set of NDTs for the retro look. Looks like I'll use the 11.00 x 20 for that.

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