Nater2004

Hey everyone. I’m on vacation in a few weeks and I’m going to attempt to open up my stock headlights to replace the orange turn signal lenses with clear ones. I’ve already ordered everything I need for it, and have watched a ton of videos, but would like to see if anyone has any Silverado HD specific pics/videos. If you have anything to share or a link, I’d greatly appreciate it. Again, I understand the process and have saw a bunch of videos, but want to see some of the actual headlights but I cannot find anything. thanks! I’ll post up some pictures when complete.

Thanks guys!

Well, looking at it again the 295's have a max load rating of 665 lbs more per tire then the 35". I just need someone to explain if this is significant, or not.

Hey all, i'm hoping someone can shed some light into load ranges for me. I'll also provide some background info into my particular situation which has me stumped. I have a 2017 Silverado 3500HD Gas Suspension MAXX Level (turned up for a total of 2") so there's still about a 1" rake Front differential has been dropped bumper has been shimmed out 5/8" will run stock wheels (18's) I pull a 29' snowmobile trailer at least 20 times in the winter, and several times in the summer I would like to upgrade to a gooseneck snowmobile trailer at some point (roughly 6100 lbs empty) plus 5-6 sleds (roughly another 3,000 lbs) for a total around 10,000 lbs I will be running Cooper AT3 XLT's, but i'm going back and fourth on 295/70/18's and 35x12.5's. Both have a E load range, which is a 10ply tire. The 35's have a service description of 123 (or 3417 lbs). The 295/70/18's are 126 (3748 lbs). So... If i'm interpreting this all correctly, the tires are made exactly the same, but the 295's will have a high load capacity? Is this difference make or break with a heavy truck and trailer? What would you do? I've done enough research to know both size's will fit fine without any issues. I want it to look good, but also function well for what I use it for. Any input is appreciated. Chart from Cooper Tires below. Thank you!