Put your stock tires back on when in tow. That way your not killing your tire wear and will be easier to tow.

 

Who keeps their stock tires after a lift?They usually never fits with a IFS lift anyways.:thnopoints::backtotopic:

 

If he doesn't have his stock tires what then?

You'll be fine, 700mi is hardly anything to worry about. Just remove the drive shaft.

 

If he doesn't have his stock tires what then?

You'll be fine, 700mi is hardly anything to worry about. Just remove the drive shaft.

Why not just stick it in N? If its 4x4 check the manual...there is a why to drop the transfer case into N. Manual says it's for towing. Never done it personally but it's worth a look into. :shrug:

 

The truck is already more narrow than a full size so I would assume it to fit on a trailer. As for tire diameter, a quick call to U-Haul should answer if the straps are long enough.

Also check to see if there is a chassis method to tie the vehicle to the trailer instead of just relying on the wheels.

 

Sounds like the OP is asking to have his vehicle towed ON a trailer? Or am I mistaken the question for towing with a tow dolly?

 

My post referring to a tow dolly. But it would be fine on a flat bed

 

Yes I was referring to the trailer not a dolly

 

The size of your truck should be well within limits. 33 isn't too much larger than a lot of stock trucks, like 2" diameter. So the strap should cradle the top of the tire fine. Easy to say though since I'm not towing it, and it's not my truck. :th_1j2q1i:

 

Put them on the trailer then air them down. My 31x1050's barely fit the uhaul straps. That's what i was going to try if they didnt fit.

 

yeah that's what I was worried about

 

So drive up with a compact car and then drag it home and load up the truck

 

haha trust me I wish, but Im at NCBC Gulfport and Im not allowed to leave. So hence the dilemma. Ive called in favors but the one kid and his gf I really trust both work 7 days a week. and my other friend said it was to long of a drive.

 

Meh sounds like you wouldn't even be able to drive it much, anyway

 

Perhaps you could have him measure how wide the truck is with the tires, and then measure the trailer?

 

Well it's two wheel drive and everytime I has used a trailer it's like 10 dollars more for the trailer not the dolly. and I can leave I just can't fly home and pick it up otherwise I would

 

Just ask for the biggest trailer. thats what me and my buddy did when we moved from mississippi to virginia. And we were hauling his 79 bronco with 35's. barely fit but it worked.

 

Gotcha hopefully will get an answer today after m16 class Zzz

 

What battalion you with?

 

Ya and there is more then just uhaul to get a car trailer

 

NMCB 14 and what other places are there

 

Some trailer company's rent I use trailer wheel and frame just Google car trailer rentals

 

Had the old man call yesterday and they said anything over a 30in tire wouldn't fit lol. I'm thinking it's cheaper to just drive it up

 

Tow dolly instead?

 

To small

 

what about this its a K5 with 35s and it fit

 

That's awesome. I knew a guy that owed a box van when i was in the army. Before we deployed his put his s10 and all his stuff in the back of it and stored his stuff that way.